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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1955
Page
13
A fragmented astrology note lists birth date ranges and coded letters for a chart reading. It mentions zodiac spans and cyclic numbers and then trails into unclear sequences and garbled terms.
Ex sailor Ernest Borgnine recalls his nine year Navy life, California roots, and the path to acting from New Haven to Hartford, Barter Theater, and Joe E Brown's company. He describes early gigs, a rough classroom mispronunciation, and how Marty changed his life, with notes on other Show business items and personalities of the era.
A fragment speaks of admiration for soldiers as a calming presence on the road, noting that uniforms reassure and reduce fear when driving poorly.
Oswald Jeseby presents a bridge hand discussion from a Dallas correspondent. The narrative follows a deal where East doubles then redoubles, the responder passes, and the play unfolds with trumps and clubs. The observer notes the defense and sequence of ruffs and suits as the hand develops.
A bridge hand discussion shows how a defender avoids a dangerous spade sequence after a misstep. The suggested rescue uses one notrump to signal weakness in spades, prompting partner to bid two diamonds and freeing the declarer from a failing contract.
Medical advocates warn that one in four cancer patients survives, while three perishes. Early detection could save an additional patient in every four, underscoring the need for screening and awareness campaigns.
Britannica describes a gangster party known as a cold meat gathering to honor a murdered comrade with rites and remembrance, outlining its ritual context within organized crime culture.
Fritz Ruef, head of the International Cynological Federation, leads traditionalists demanding classic poodle grooming with a front bun and crew cut, while rebels form the International Cynological Union. The rift spans Europe and the Eastern Hemisphere, with the United States and Russia largely untouched. Ruef, 68, has no own dogs despite decades of breeding Irish terriers and dachshunds.
The practice dates to 500 B.C. with sulfur and pitch flung at cities. German use of chlorine gas in 1915 marks the rise of modern chemical warfare.
A Long Beach County Medical Association column explains gallbladder disease, noting one in three over 45 show symptoms and about half develop gallstones. Causes include overeating and rich. women and ages 40 to 50 are most affected. Gallstones cannot be dissolved. surgery may remove the wall bladder and the liver takes over bile production.
A fragmented reading excerpt discusses forgiveness trends for delinquent youths, noting psychologists Wattenberg and Saunders study that 28 percent of boys and 7 percent of girls in Detroit Youth Bureau cases were forgiven, with punishment at 5 percent for boys and 13 percent for girls. It also cites fear's impact on body and mind, referencing Crile and Mitchell.
A rugged story from the track era centers on Tom who gambles ten dollars on a horse race Tuey fears a total loss of money and soul, but hears relief when only the soul seems at stake.
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