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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
14
The Travel section describes Samoa with a Pacific harbor crater, copra exports, and abundant coconuts. It notes native life in thatched houses, breadfruit and fruits like bananas and mangos, and the popularity of cats and boats. Robert Louis Stevenson spent later years on Upola and was called Tusitala by locals.
A fragmented listing of WKTV and WCCO broadcasts shows a mix of news music and entertainment segments. It highlights programs like Pioneers of Music Stairway to Stardom and Dance Bands along with period shows such as Chicago Theater and NBC Symphony.
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Edward Wiggam argues there are many more occupations now and advises matching abilities and temperament to fit. He cites S J Holmes on how morons arise from certain classes and notes intermarriage effects. He adds a tip on using names to soften reprimands and aid sales performance.
Eddie Cantor turns to topical subject matter for his NBC show on WKBH tonight at 9 00 offering advice to June brides and those aiming to be June brides. The piece notes ongoing family comedy hits like My Good Wife and Dragnet adapting real cases from Los Angeles police files. Sammy Kaye provides music at 10 15 p m with short recorded takes to keep current hits in rotation and Bali Ha'i from South Pacific listed among featured selections.
A Cleveland report shows alcohol involved in 656 of 2814 fatal night crashes across 14 states. The piece labels drinking drivers as among the worst societal threats. Bond buying note included.
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