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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
2
Partial radio listing shows a mix of time slots and program names including Hayloft Hit Par and Lonesome Gal with station cues and local venue references. The readable items hint at a late morning to evening schedule with several show titles and partner stations.
The text states that mothers’ love is largely natural for general affection but largely acquired for a specific child, with swapped-birth evidence. Foster parents show similar adoption bonds, while desire to have or adopt children is inborn. The answer to No 2 is yes, with thousands of items referenced.
El Paso Chamber of Commerce invites vacationers to hunt buried treasure tied to a Pancho Villa legend in the Franklin Mountains. The tale says Villa's men hid gold and jewels, with Villa killed before reclaiming it. The release notes much of the tale is uncertain but promises a fun challenge for visitors.
A death struggle in city streets leads to a tense setup as the Inner Sanctum mystery begins at 7 o clock tonight on WKTV. Arnold Flanagan's band performs at 9 PM with features from the Boardwalk Sea including Too Young and On Top of Old Smoky.
The article profiles Roger Bacon, a medieval scholar once imprisoned for fourteen years, later remembered for advances precursory to modern science. It notes his belief in experiments with lenses and observations about large and small objects, hinting at telescopes and microscopes.
A picture leaflet titled Sights Into India features ten photographs by Frank C. Pape and hundreds of words of text by Uncle Ray. Readers may obtain a copy by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper.
Private capital forms a company in the Portuguese colony of Mozambique to develop a new scientific method for separating nuts from shells aimed at expanding cash flow from cashews.
Fragmentary note reports Grenadé Windward Isles and Gesnate Isles involved in a navigational update. It mentions possible changes to routes or control but lacks complete details or dates. Further text needed for precise event, participants, and location.
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