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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
11
Joseph Grimaldi, famed early stage clown, is recalled as a popular London performer who used simple pantomime to draw crowds. His Mother Goose show earned about 100000 dollars for managers, and he remained beloved off stage. He died at 53 after a final seated performance, leaving a lasting circus nickname Joey.
A short Q A by Albert Edward Wiggam discusses why some women avoid pursuing men, rating scales for instructors reveal students judge professors on traits, and a Hungarian concept torteto describes a money driven, insecure person who dominates others.
The La Crosse Tribune of March 25 1949 runs features on music pioneers and radio programs including segments on Gene Autry Kay Starr and Merriwell. It lists health segments farm home notes and a public interest column along with Legion and jury trial notices.
Readers are invited to obtain a free illustrated leaflet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of the newspaper.
Lorenzo Jones struggles with mechanical devices while Swenson admits to rare success in building. A new nationwide broadcasting code from the National Association of Broadcasters will take effect in May as stations adjust practices. WKBH adds Jane Pickens and James Melton Harvest of Stars to its lineup next month and features National Farm and Home Hour at 1:00 with Carroll Brown of Iowa discussing a 224 bushel per acre corn yield record.
London reports that American and British researchers have tested chloromycetin with success. The drug is said to lower scrub typhus fatality among thousands of Far East soldiers to a trivial risk.
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