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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1950
Page
7
A collage of radio and local cultural items including Farm Service Morning Devotions B-Bar-B Calling All Shopper with host Dave Garrowa. Responses to Fire Prevention Tally for Turkey and community events at Sacred Heart and the Ladies Fair.
An era radio grid lists programs from 8:00 Town Meeting through 11:45 News and Dance Bands. Included are Memorable MIT and Mu Mystery Theater, Mr and Mrs North, Sky King, Truth or Consequences, and The Life with Luigi along with several music and news segments hosted by D. Bands and others.
A brief summary notes how Plains Indians like the Dakotas and Cheyennes lived in fixed villages yet roamed plains. It recalls early Spanish accounts of buffalo, tents, travois, and dogs, and explains horses arrived after Spaniards brought them, leading to wild herds and eventual ponies among tribes.
Uncle Ray offers a free mailed leaflet titled Puzzles Tricks and Fun with magic tricks and games. Readers must send a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in care of the newspaper to receive it.
The Family Service Association of America operates in 200 cities with free counseling and a $17,000,000 annual budget to address marriage, child, and teen problems. The bulletin urges awareness of mental health resources and notes studies on noise and student centered teaching.
West Berlin court convicted 51 year old Erich Waltbach on a morals charge and gave a one year suspended sentence. When told he could go home he saluted with Heil Hitler and was jailed for three more days for contempt of court.
In Darwin reports two top professional dingo destroyers may earn up to 16000 yearly to wipe out wild dogs preying on sheep. P H Alma killed 55 dingoes in five days and hopes to average 100 a week this summer. They receive 20 dollars weekly plus a camping allowance and 2.50 for each dingo killed.
After fifty years of inactivity, Australia's Murray River again carries tourists. Sydney reports river cruises revive along Victoria New South Wales and South Australia as paddle steamers return and new boats are built. The first is the Coonawarra named for the black swan. A southwest road runner is protected by federal law.
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