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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
12
Alfred Russell Wallace, while ill in East Indies, formed ideas on why species arise and die. He corresponded with Charles Darwin, prompting discussion of evolution. Wallace later returned to Britain, wrote on the topic, and died in 1913.
Radio program on WKBH at 7 15 p m presents This Ancient Art dramatizing how pharmacists aid healing. Doctor 1Q moves to a new time slot tonight with Lew Valentine shifting air.
Glasgow actress May Shannon, 22, who won a cover girl contest, told interviewer David Hanley she has no plans to sign a film contract. She said she is happy in Scotland and has not considered becoming a movie star.
A fragment references Harry Wismer and Joe Snyder with an eye on sports coverage. Details are unclear but suggests a radio or press discussion of football or major league topics. The source highlights media personalities and ongoing game analysis.
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