CaledoniaCoverage Opens District Basketball Night
WKTV sportscaster Charlie Kearns returns to Caledonia to cover two district basketball games in Minnesota with John Stevens assisting. The first game begins at 7 30 p m local time. A separate feature notes Cottonseed Clarks poem Ma s Old Galvanized Washing Tub drawing listener interest across the Coulee Region. Exclusive RCA Victor deal brings 90 dance sides on 15 albums to WKTY Timekeeper Time and Variety Matinee shows with limited early access for La Crosse stations.
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Radio Program Highlights and Children's Hour Listings
A fragmented radio schedule notes WKTY and WCCOS with segments including Kiddies Hour, Light Up Time, Cavalcade of America, Baby Snooks and Fibber McGee Molly. Also mentions Sky King Counterspy and News of the World with Morgan and music portions.
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News of the World
Morgan
Eddie Alpert Show Club Calendar Highlights
Radio program guide for March 8 1950 lists Eddie Alpert Show and various segments including Mits Ted West Bob Poole Show Queen for a Lay and Caledonia BB. Featuring news sports and music blocks with listings for Dixieland and dance bands plus a Mindy Carson special and Mr Dist Attorney segments.
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Ted West
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Bet Poole
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Gabriel Heat
Caledonia
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The Ceiling Walkers and Gravity Defying Feats
Uncle Rays Corner explains why insects walk on ceilings using sticky pads or vacuum feet. It notes humans called human flies who climb tall walls, the dangers, laws against it, and old and modern methods using magnets and shoes for ceiling traversal.
Puzzles Tricks and Fun Leaflets From Uncle Ray
Magic tricks and games featured in Uncle Ray leaf titled Puzzles Tricks and Fun mailed free to readers who send a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper.
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Apa
Uncle Ray
The Inferiority Drive and Work Roles in 20th Century Views
The piece quotes E L Thorndike on striving to surpass others and cites Stanly Hall. It reports a study of 300 itching patients linking childhood quarrels and neurotic conflicts to adult distress. It also discusses gender roles in work with a skeptical Indianapolis critique of female office efficiency and secretarial bias.
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New York City
Frank E. Comia
Indianapolis
J. B. Rice
John PF. Diile Co
First Whig president dies in office after short term
Aunt Het notes William Henry Harrison as the first U S president to die in office. He was the first Whig elected and served only 30 days, the shortest tenure in American history.
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United States
William Henry Harrison
Theaters Plan Video Shows On Own Screens
Camden New Jersey reports Twentieth Century Fox and RCA signed a cooperative research contract to advance large screen television in cinema. RCA vice president W W Watts notes groups drafting plans for commercial installations and for theater presentations and program distribution.
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Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
W. W. Watts
Schoolboy Narrowly Misses Victory in South African Cross-Country Race
A Graaf-Reinet student contends for the Victor Ludorum cross-country trophy after leading in a key race but veers off course. Two rivals guided him back, allowing him to regain the lead and press on toward the cup.
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