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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1948

Page

7

Quizdown Quizmaster Emcees La Crosse Pupils Show

Ralph Willey, WKTY director, will host the new La Crosse Tribune Quizdown for grade school students at Washburn auditorium. Teams from Onalaska and Washburn will compete by grade. questions come from fourth to sixth graders. Prizes include Rand McNally maps and 8 by 10 photos. tickets available at schools, Tribune, or WKTV. John Hancock serves as announcer.

New la Crosse Tribune Ralph Willey WKTY Onalaska Washburn Washburn Auditorium the Tribune WKTV la Crosse Tribune John Hancock Tri-State Area la Crosse

I Speak For Democracy Contest Held Across Nation

The second annual I for Democracy high school speech contest runs November 14 to 20 as part of National Radio Week. Entrants compete through state and local eliminations with eight judges national. Local entries eligible from La Crosse and the Coulee Region in grades 10 through 12.

la Crosse Committee United States Junior Chamber of Commerce National Association of Broadcasters Radio Manufacturers Association Territory of Alaska Washington, D. C U. S. Office of Education National Association of Secondary School Principals Margaret Culkin Banning Tom C. Clar Harry Emerson Fosdick Riverside Church New York Oveta Culp Hobby Women's Army Corps Eric Johnston Motion Picture Producers Association Frances Perkins Glenn E. Snow Dixie Junior College St. George Utah National Education Association James Stewart Hollywood

Worried About The A Bomb Could Happen To You

The article imagines unlikely universal disasters beyond a nuclear strike. It envisions an October afternoon where the sun dims and the earth freezes, leaving survivors reliant on artificial heat as the sun loses billions of tons of mass each second.

Associated Press Science New York Issy Earth Robert Coles Hayden Planetarium American Museum of Natural History United States West Coast

Do Bran Eater and Cosmic Endings in One Piece

A stray essay rambles from Nabisco Bran ads to cosmic doomsday fears. It outlines potential earth upheavals, meteors, Krakatoa, glacial shifts, and overpopulation concerns, citing experts and the Hayden Planetarium.

Stratoliners Led Early Four-Motored Air Service

The Stratoliner four motor planes formed the nucleus of the air transport command. They completed 3000 ocean crossings and logged 7,500,000 miles for the Army without a disaster.

Air Transport Command Army

Reserve Units Assigned to Camp McCoy Boost Local Forces

Capt William T Whittington announced three army reserve units allocated to Camp McCoy by Fifth Army head quarters. A headquarters detachment of a quartermaster battalion, a quartermaster petroleum production laboratory, and a hospital train crew will be activated with personnel drawn from Tomah veterans hospital. The petroleum unit is class A, the others class B.

William T. Whittington Army Reserve Office Army Reserve Camp McCoy Fifth Army Headquarters Quartermaster Petroleum Production Laboratory Tomah Veterans Hospital Whittington

Amazing New Fruit Juice Home Remedy Curbs Rheumatic Pain

A printed health note touts a fruit juice remedy claimed to ease rheumatic pain quickly. It emphasizes ease of use at home and promotes the juice as a simple alternative to medicine.

Step Up Sale Of Savings Bonds Campaign Planned

A 30 day drive to boost government savings bond sales was unveiled by Treasury sponsored bankers and businessmen. Begin Armistice Day November 11 with farmers targeted for higher investments as they hold over six billion dollars in bonds. Secretary Snyder notes individual bond purchases curb inflationary spending.

Washington The Treasury Markham Snyder

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