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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

6

TV Highlights Airing Tonight on WKTY WKTV

Chatter for youngsters and oldsters. Superman thrills at 5 30 to 6 p m with Clark Kent and Lois Lane. John Reed King hosts Chance of a Lifetime on WKTV 7 to 7 30 p m with audience contestants. Don McNeill’s Breakfast Club originates from USS Enterprise tomorrow morning 8 00 to 9 00 a m on WKTY and WKTV from the Ritz Theater and Queen Mary decks. Quick as a Flash noon trivia with Bill Cullen offers prizes daily.

WKTY Clark Kent Man of Tomorrow Star Lois Lane John Reed King WKTV la Crosse Don McNeill Breakfast Ritz New York McNeill Europe Fun Music Makers Chicago Don “‘Ameche Bill Cullen Armchair Detectives Bing Crosby Vaughn Monroe Art Baker Nancy Craig

Daytime Radio Schedule and Program Highlights

A compact listing of morning to afternoon radio segments including Kiddies Hour music, Dance Music blocks, News updates, Sunrise Salute Farm Service, One Man's Family, and Cavalcade of America programs. Names like America United, Dance Orchestra, Rosemary, Wendy, Aunt Jenny, Helen Trent, and Starlight Concert appear amid Weather and Farm Service notes.

One Man’s Family News of the World Morgan

Quail Life Cycle and Bobwhite Habits Explained

The article describes quail sizes from Europe to North America, focusing on the bobwhite. It notes their ground feeding, nesting in low cover, and multiple clutches per season. It also explains their diet of insects, seeds, and berries and their tendency to stay near their hatching district.

Europe Asia North America Canada Mexico Gulf States United States

Free leaflet on Stamps and Stamp Collecting offer

Readers can obtain a free illustrated leaflet titled Stamps and Stamp Collecting by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper.

Uncle Ray

Tests and Brute Brains in a Blunt 1950 View

A column argues about inheritance of aggression with references to Milquetoast fathers and fighters. It cites psychologist F C Thorne on dogs, claims men kill dangerous fighters and preserve gentle ones, and notes a cynical view of reform. The piece then discusses reading patterns and IQ tests with critic Joseph Hanna and concludes tests are useful aids but not definitive.

F. C. Thorne Joseph Hanna New York John F. Dille Co

Buffalo Bill Rifle Gift To Cody Museum

Buffalo Bill’s rifle used by the western pioneer scout will be donated to the Cody Memorial Museum in Cody Wyoming. Walter F Siegmund of Winchester Repeating Arms will present the weapon on July 4 during Frontier Days. The museum was founded by Mary Jester Allen, Buffalo Bill’s niece.

Cody, Wyo Buffalo Bill West Cody Memorial Museum William Frederick Cody Walter F. Siegmund Winchester Repeating Arms Co Cody Museum Mary Jester Allen Siegmund

Africa builds largest meat cannery near Dar es Salaam

East Africa’s biggest meat cannery rises eight miles from Dar es Salaam in Tanganyika. It will cover 100000 square feet on a 363 acre site, employ 935 people, and process 500 head weekly for export to Britain. Government holds 51 percent stake and provides housing and recreation facilities.

East Africa Dar-es-Salaam Tanganyika Britain

Israel warns public on mine danger after war leftovers

The Israeli army launches a public safety drive to curb mine risks. Posters decorate buildings and over 100000 multilingual leaflets reach schoolchildren warning of thousands of unexploded mines, ammo, and grenades left from past fighting. The death toll has been high at times.

Tel Avia Israel

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