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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
10
The director of a documentary will headline the Town M of the Air broadcast at 8 p m on WEKTY. Speakers include Pulitzer Prize winner and author of South Pacific John C Caldwell and a press attaché from the Indonesian embassy.
Local listings show an expansive broadcast lineup for Tuesday June 26 1951 with varied programs across stations including Leithold Music Guy Lombardo and Ram We Watch. Evening blocks feature news weather and music segments plus sports roundup and late night dance orchestras.
Special report notes homemakers at Wilcat Wednesday event with attendees including Mmes. Gabe Stussi and others. The discussion touched on community activities and saving bonds awareness during the session.
The piece describes saiga antelope horns measuring 10 to 14 inches for males, females lacking horns, and seasonal color changes from yellowish summer coats to white winter coats. It also mentions sable encounters and a brief, unsettled note on Selous and hounds.
A picture leaflet titled Sights Inne India features ten images by Frank C. Pape and about several hundred words of text by Uncle Ray. It offers a copy upon sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of the newspaper.
Edward Wiggam presents answers citing Neidt Fritz on engaged men and cynicism and Adler on goal setting. The piece notes gender differences in trust and the idea that some avoid marriage due to fear of failure.
L B Olmsted filed suit in U S district court over a Lake View Motel purchase in Oneida Wisconsin for 210000. He stated he paid a 22000 down payment on Feb 9 and now seeks return of that sum. Olmsted identified as an Illinois resident and said he had been drinking when the deal was made.
A Camp McCoy soldier was fined after giving police information for a gambling raid in Madison Wisconsin. The case involved a fee paid to obtain the tip and the service prompted legal action against the serviceman. The incident highlights military personnel facing penalties for involvement in illicit gambling investigations.
Norwalk Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Harry Vieth traveled with their son and sister in law visiting relatives across North and South Dakota and Wyoming during a special family trip.
Morris J. Holzman a 30 year old Milwaukee former teller at Home Savings Bank was placed on three years probation and fined 1000 after pleading guilty to embezzling 5168 last October Federal Judge Robert E Tehan imposed the sentence Holzman said he embezzled the money to support his wife and keep from her knowledge of his low earnings He has made full restitution.
Paul Lukas stars in They Shall Have Music at 7:00 PM on WKBH as one of America's early promoters of classical composers. The La Crosse area finds him in Dangerous Assignment, detailing intrigue and combat in distant theaters of war against totalitarianism.
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