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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
2
A feature discusses how 8 of 10 seek an ideal mate, with two of five not meeting looks but three of four matching personality closely. It notes a brutal compliment, deception in speech or action, and a professor's plan for seniors to write notebooks on their philosophy of life.
A WHLA FM feature describes musical comedy as a theatrical form developed primarily by English speaking peoples. The piece outlines its evolution and cultural impact in light entertainment history.
The West Salem centennial celebration will be marked by WKTY radio broadcasts over the coming weekend. Special events crews will be in West Salem Friday to cover the festivities and related programs. Ralph Flanagan's "Let's Go" show airs at 9 p m for servicemen at a training station as part of the lineup. Coulee Question Bee airs at 8 30 p m for its outdoor quiz show.
Fragmentary text discusses a theory of Am Indians deriving from Mongol offspring and migrations a long ago. The passage references study, a map of the Pacific area, and tallies of 10 000 to 15 000 years, but the context is incomplete. The material hints at speculative anthropology.
A driver named Boggs swerved to avoid a dog that crowded his vehicle and the car rolled over. No injuries are described and the incident focuses on the animal distraction and ensuing crash.
In Hanover New Hampshire memories recount a Dartmouth College incident when an unpopular professor aroused student anger. A large cannon was fired under his window causing jars and an uproar described as a near earthquake with hundreds of windows affected.
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