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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1955
Page
6
A dense listing of 1955 TV programming across channels with religious, Western, comedy, talk, and movie slots. Entries reference The Christophers, Roy Rogers, Lassie, Gunsmoke, and Ed Sullivan among others, detailing show titles times and brief descriptions across a full day.
Princeton study shows New York City tops as the gayest night life in the United States. Los Angeles and New Orleans follow, with Chicago, San Francisco, and Miami also cited by respondents. The New York Chamber of Commerce may claim the title Cardi night life Capital of America.
The Rev. Winslow Wilson announces a series of Mountain Top sermons at Asbury Methodist Church 19th and Redfield Sts. Services at 9 15 and 10 45 a m each Sunday feature Old Testament mountains for seven weeks before Lent and New Testament mountains during Lent, with the slogan Every Sunday Can Be a Mountain Top Experience if You Attend Church Regularly.
The article notes that in England a dukedom is the highest hereditary rank. Dukes rank above all peers except princes and princesses of royal blood, archbishops of Canterbury and York, and the Lord Chancellor.
Bill Welch explains why television is more complex than radio due to extra tubes wiring and dual transmission lines for video and audio. The piece notes color TV and a large average repair scope, then promotes Welch TV and Appliance offering in home service and a 20891 service line.
Public library notes highlight Doctor at Dienbeinphu and Genevieve de Galand as a human spirit story of siege in Indo China. Also featured are Ambassadors in Arms about the 200th Battalion, Ricci in China history, Jinnah creator of Pakistan, and Historical Whodunits with unorthodox solutions. Call 2 4650 to reserve.
Matthew Brady, renowned Civil War photographer, helped pioneer frontline war coverage and become a key figure in photo history. His work established early combat photography and documented battlefronts for the public record.
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