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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1950

Page

3

Theaters State New Program Promises More Movie Quality

Edwin Schwalbe, after a Milwaukee exhibitors meeting, announced a new Hollywood release program sponsored by 20th Century Fox. It outlines higher quality pictures, advance film information for patrons, and public service theater roles to serve communities. The Rivoli will show titles like Captain Horatio Hornblower and Winchester 73.

Hollywood Edwin Schwalbe Milwaukee 20Th Century- Fox Schwalbe Rivoli Theater Horatio Hornblower Rosie O'Grady Annie Get Your Gun Duchess of Idaho Eiffel Tower Pa Kettle

Toy Project Delights London Orphans With US Gifts

Toys originally sent to Iowa Texas California and other places arrived in London Monday as gifts from American children to British and European kids. About 60 East End orphans smiling at the gifts. The Tide of Toys project by the American Legion collected these toys and another thousand or so are en route for other British children.

London Santa Clause Iowa Texas California East End United States Britain American Legion

Journal Drops FM Service in Milwaukee and Wausau

Mil waukee Journal Co will stop FM broadcasting at Milwaukee and Wausau stations on April 2. Regular AM broadcasting remains unaffected. Walter J. Damm cites small listener base and lack of growth as reason, noting no time sales on FM and war delays on FM development.

Milwaukee Wausau Milwaukee Journal Co Walter J. Damm Damm Federal Communications Commission The Journal Co

Living costs ease about 1.5 percent in February

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.2 point drop from January to February making the February index 166.5, about 1.5 percent below last year. Food and apparel prices fell while meats rose slightly and rents continued a small uptick.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics General Motors

Johannesburg City Hall Restaurant Keeps Busy Politicians

Mrs. Miller runs the municipal employees' city hall restaurant in Johannesburg South Africa. She notes junior workers eat little while seniors with ulcers often eat sparingly as worry effects appetite. City councilmen generally have healthy appetites.

Miller City Hall Johannesburg South Africa

Group elects new officers in Wisconsin Racoon and Rex Hunters Association

Evansville resident R. J. Antes was elected president of the Wisconsin Racoon and Rex Hunters Association on Sunday. He succeeds W. Hintzman of Madison. Other officers elected include Assemblyman Hugh Harper of Lancaster as vice president.

Evansville Wis R. J. Antes Wisconsin Racoon and Rex Hunters’ Association W. ©. Hintzman Madison Hugh Harper Lancaster

Freshman Walks Welsh Terrier Through Boston Common

Boston University freshman Wellington Sawyer spends an hour each morning strolling a Welsh terrier across Boston Common to earn his way through school. The routine combines campus life with a daily pet walk, showcasing a student's practical approach to funding education.

Boston Mass Wellington Sawyer Boston University Boston Common

Well-Wisher Note From Prisoner Reaches Prosecutor

Kansas City report notes Prosecutor Henry H. Fox Jr convalescing in hospital received a message from a prisoner he helped jail. The prisoner writes I hope you get all right and out of the hospital soon I know what it's like to be cooped up.

Kansas City Henry H. Fox, Jr

Water Not Perfume Held Better For Baths

Saddieh Abdel Latif sought divorce in Cairo claiming her husband had not bathed for eight months. He admitted avoiding water by doctors order, using perfume on his body instead. The judge granted the divorce. An extinct Kansas volcano is said to have been active eight to ten million years ago.

Cairo Egypt Saddieh Abdel Latif Saddieh Kansas

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