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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
14
In 1933 a seven station Michigan network launched The Lone Ranger. The famed masked rider champions justice to an audience of about 10 million weekly across the U S and Canada. In La Crosse WKTV airs it Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 30 p m with complete pioneer era adventures.
Readable radio timetable notes programs across 1954 evenings from 5:00 to 11:45 with multiple shows, news, music, and sports. Key items include Milw-Brooklyn baseball, The Lone Ranger, Burns and Allen, Fibber McGee, and Murrow newscasts. The listing also features a separate Wednesday evening schedule with varied music programs and news summaries.
The article notes varying sleep needs from babies to adults, citing Edison’s four hours with naps. It argues for restful mattresses, fresh air, dark rooms, and quiet to improve sleep, asserting sleep equals food in importance and that animals die sooner when deprived of sleep.
For four years the rare albino robin returns each spring and summer to a Des Moines residential area. Wildlife experts note its white coloring increases risk from predators but it has survived despite the odds.
Donald Wallace Peck Park senior gardener said six marijuana plants were planted in a concealed area of the park and benefited from recent lawn waterings. Narcotics officers removed the plants and began a search for the planter.
In Pottstown Sandy a three year old part Persian cat owned by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gauger has become surrogate mother to eight beagle puppies after their dam Poochie abandoned them. The tale notes Sandy has previously had five stillborn litters and appears eager to care for the pups.
An illustrated leaflet on daily life in ancient Rome is mailed free to readers who send a stamped self addressed envelope to Une de Ray in care of this newspaper. Request the Rome and the Olden Romans leaflet.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Commons of Hortonville became grandparents and parents in one day when their daughter Mrs. Herbert Holliday gave birth to a daughter and Mrs. Commons welcomed a son on the same day in Lebanon Indiana.
A college engineering student and his girlfriend dined out when he realized he could not pay the bill. He asked the restaurant manager to trust him until tomorrow and offered his Geiger counter as security for the payment.
Radio spotlight lists Walk a Mile tonight at 7:00 on WKBH hosted by Bill Cullen with Camel Jackpot hopes. Also scheduled are Groucho Marx at 8:00 and You Bet Your Life at 8:00 on WKBH with turning jokes and ad lib humor. The Big Story on WKBH features Donna Mikel of the Indianapolis Times locating a murder weapon with Bob Sloane narrating at 8:30.
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