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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1954
Page
2
A new department store in Moscow claims 1% miles of counters and a staff of 5,000. The report notes rising demand and highlights the Bank Employes Federation in India demanding nationalization of banking.
The Braves host the Phillies in a three game series at County Stadium. The 7 55 p m broadcast features Earl Gillespie on the mic for the opening night chatter.
A WWII era sinking off Ireland yielded about 20 million dollars in bullion recovered by divers led by E C Miller. Over seven years more than 3,000 gold bars were raised with 99 percent of the treasure saved. The article also notes limits on diving depth and traces Beebe and Piccard exploring ocean depths with bathyspheres and bathyscaphes.
Tomorrow feature lists ten illustrations by Frank C. Pape in the picture leaflet Africa's People and Customs. To obtain a copy, send a self addressed envelope with a three cent stamp to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper.
Reg. US Pat. Off by Albert Edward Wiggam. The text discusses appeals to caution and welfare, then shifts to climate theory. Scientists compare current times to a transitional ice age, noting temperate regions produce many geniuses and that climate influences mental and physical activity.
The weekly WHLA FM 90.3 schedule lists Friday events from 5 PM to 10:50 PM featuring music, news, weather, sports, and various programs. Saturday covers morning through evening with stories, science, band features, and international programming.
Radio Spotlight details Mor kan Beatty and NBC staff delivering world news at 6 30 pm, The Bob Hope Show at 7 30 pm with Maggie Whiting and Les Brown, and Phil Harris Alice Faye Show at 8 pm on WKBH all described in lively 1940s radio voice.
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