Dal Chatter Monday Night Folk Festival on WKTY
WKTY radio in the Coulee Region boosts Monday night folk lineup. At 7 The Hayloft Hit Parade from The La Crosse Tribune Station charts the top folk tunes per Billboard. At 8 Lone Pine Varieties leads with Lone Pine and his Mountaineers. 8:30 The 101 Ranch Boys perform western favorites. Lawrence Duchow hosts Red Raven.
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Duchow Red Raven Show and WKTV Airings Highlight Polkas and Docs
Duchow's Red Raven band performs polkas and waltzes with Dick Metko as Accordion Twin. Lawrence Duchow's Red Raven Show airs on WKTV tonight at 9. A Korean conflict resume features on WKTV Time For Defense at 10:30 with Admiral Joy and Maj. Gen. Sterling. John Conte on WKTY matinee with Supposin All Of Me tomorrow at 1:30.
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Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects Night to Early Morning Lineup
The listing shows a dense, era specific schedule with numerous programs and performers, including Lone Ranger, Hayloft Hop Par, Russ Morgan, Guy Lombardo, Breakfast Club, Bing Crosby, John Conti Show, Rosemary, and Night Watchman. It preserves station lineup variety from news to music to dramas and public affairs.
WHLA FM 90.3 Megs Broadcast Schedule Summary
Radio listing for WHLA FM 90.3 shows Monday evening with programs from 5:30 to 11:50 including News Organ Melodies Mental Health Views of the News and FM Concert. Tuesday schedule features morning and afternoon blocks with Farm Program News Matinee Musicale Science Excursions and Evening Chamber Music and Night News.
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America and the World
Israel
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Indonesia France trade pact expands exports and imports
A recent signed agreement between Indonesia and France outlines Indonesia exporting copra tea rubber tin coffee tobacco and pepper while importing French agricultural products chemicals paper textiles cars trucks and technical equipment.
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Jakarta
Retired Engineer Serves Coffee Amid Fire Cleanup
In Winnipeg a retired engineer, while firefighters battled an attic fire, calmly served reporters coffee in the kitchen and asked if they wanted sugar, saying he did not want to impose his troubles on others.
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Man
Olympic Games Origin In Greece Recapped For Scrapbook
The article recounts the ancient Olympic Games at Olympia in west central Greece, noting origins about 2728 years ago and the four year Olympiad cycle. It describes events from foot races to discus, javelin, and chariot racing, and explains victors received olive wreaths and palm leaves symbolizing victory.
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Uncle Ray offers Africa's People and Customs leaflets
A newspaper advertises illustrated leaflets titled Africa's People and Customs by Frank C. Pape. To obtain a copy send a self addressed envelope with a three cent stamp to Uncle Ray in care of the newspaper.
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Silence In Court Disturbance Leads To Fine
In Louisville Kentucky Judge David Cates barred disturbances in the police court after warnings. A defendant spoke to a companion and was fined four dollars while a hanger on dropped a half pint whisky. Noise from above forced adjournment until order was restored.
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Sugar Output Drops in Java From Wartime Strife
Java's sugar output falls to 20 000 tons yearly as mills in East and Central Java lie ruined or closed due to Japanese invasion, scorched earth tactics, and labor unrest. The Netherlands Trading Co. plans no cane planting this year, citing labor troubles as the main cause.
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Water turnoff prompt by student at Banta School
VALPARAISO Ind When the city water department got a telephoned request to shut off water at Banta School a clerk asked who could authorize it A small voice replied Us kids so we won t have to go to school The remark shows a humorous moment tied to school attendance and local civic service.
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