Kate Smith IIaged, to slow down after roaring career
Kate Smith says daily life now feels like a gift and plans limited guest appearances. After 25 years in radio and TV, she slowed down following Ted Collins’s heart attack, noting she would not work unless for sheer pleasure.
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La Crosse Tribune Publication and Subscription Details
La Crosse Tribune information on publication, staff roles, offices, AP membership, and home and mail subscription rates. Rates listed include within 75 miles and outside ranges, with weekly and monthly options.
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Haskin Service Answers Questions on Facts
Reader inquiries answered by The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC. Includes calories in almonds and cashews about 10 each and sunrise and sunset dates in June with June 13 and June 25 cited. Also lists U S post offices handling most first class mail outside New York: Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Boston Detroit.
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Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary Ready Reference Ad
A compact home dictionary offers 25 000 definitions and pronunciations with 83 pages of extras on synonyms antonyms parks weights measures terms and earth statistics. Portable 378 pages miniature encyclopedia size 7 by 5 3 inches priced at fifty cents postpaid.
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Coupon Request for Dictionary from La Crosse Tribune
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Louis Jordans Birthday Star of Paris to Screen Fame
Louis Jourdan born June 118 1921 in Marseilles France began as a Paris theater actor before rising as an international film star in titles like Three Coins in the Fountain and Letter From an Unknown Woman He also starred on Broadway opposite Geraldine Page in The Immoralist and was described as a good tennis player.
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Birds Feast as Fish Rise in Muddy Florida Ponds
The mud stirred by wood ibises disturbs shallow Florida ponds causing fish to rise to the surface where birds prey on them.
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Demo Leaders Target 7 Point Legislative Plan in 1960 Push
Democratic leaders outline a seven point program aimed at holding Congress in November. Key goals include social security expansion, more public housing, farm price supports, highway construction, school aid, a higher minimum wage, and public power projects with no tax cut.
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Soviet Naval Unit To Visit Shanghai
A Soviet naval unit is scheduled to visit Shanghai as part of naval exchanges. Historical beliefs from ancient Rome about hanging anise near a pillow and holding a sprig to ward off dreams and epilepsy are noted in the text.
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