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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1951
Page
11
A US Bureau of Information column answers reader questions on why cigarettes contain sugar to mellow smoke, the last US patent issued in 1950, why Bismarck is linked to German foods, firearms registration rules for fully automatic guns, and a Japan occupation service ribbon for veterans.
New York interview with Syngman Rhee recalls his darkest hour in December as Seoul faced a Communist advance. He spoke of hope for a united Korea, his years of exile, and his resolve to stay with his wife if the city fell, even as advisers urged retreat to Pusan. Seoul has since fallen and the UN regained control north of the 38th parallel.
State Senator H F Dillinger of E Doras County proposes a constitutional amendment to create a three member state liquor control commission appointed by the governor for six year terms at ten thousand dollars yearly. He argues the current setup under the State Board of Equalization is ill suited for enforcing liquor laws and should be restored to tax duties while liquor control moves to a dedicated commission.
A brief diary style note reveals a teen in Pennsylvania admits telling his mother a loan from his brother Ben was repaid. The narrator reflects on improved home life after confessing.
Sam Fry Jr and Peter Leventritt employ a psychic one no trump opening and a Stayman response to trap opponents in a dramatic Eastern States pair win. Fry holds dummy and Leventritt ruses to two rounds of trumps, spade finesse, and ten tricks for top score.
A collection of quoted remarks contrasts scientists favoring careful research with leaders like Tito and Sarnoff on censorship and policy. It notes troop pauses as potentially inviting reprisals and includes Hal Block on gag writers’ royalties amid tensions between military restraint and propaganda.
The Social Security Bulletin and Census Bureau findings show most over-65s continue work when possible, with only about 5 percent retiring willingly. The article urges management retention, better job shaping and retraining, and state counseling to place older workers in suitable openings.
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