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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1948
Page
7
A collection of late 1940s statements from L. Donovan, Robert St John, Earl Shreve, Lt Glenn L Martin, Henry A Wallace, Secretary of State Marshall, Gov. Dewey, Bernard Baruch, and Dr Paul Douglas reflects urgent views on European defense, coal supply, nuclear threats, U S policy, and national resolve amid global tension.
William E. McKenney notes his retirement after 20 years as executive secretary of the American Contract Bridge League. He mentions Curt H. Reisinger of New York succeeding him and references Reisinger’s roles and the Curt H. Reisinger Trophy for the Eastern States team-of-four championship. The column discusses a recent hand from the event and kibitzed bidding, with some Blackwood usage.
In a six spades auction the opening diamond led creates a choice for declarer. Analysts agree trumping the king of diamonds in dummy with deuce of spades and following with clubs yields the best line. The sequence culminates with trumping clubs and forcing the ace of clubs, capturing seven tricks.
Answer to Question No 1 emphasizes couples keeping love alive by planning sentimental activities. It suggests shared evenings and recreations plus occasional individual pursuits to maintain closeness. The tone is instructional and mid century in style.
Tonight and tonight on KLAC and affiliated stations feature Judy and a Dale program at 6:00. Amos ’N Andy at 6:00 promises easy listening and laughs. 6:30 offers Boston Symphony Orches tra and KECA dinner music while KNX offers The Adventures of Mr and Mrs North.
A garbled page shows scattered references to radio programs, theater notes, and dubious advice items. It contains stray quotes about Cupid and philosophers, plus a damaged ad for a marriage booklet and a cryptic list of stations and times.
A compiled Q and A on science clergy Dun & Bradstreet Social Security stretch ocean danger Cape Hatteras VP qualifications heaviest atom Curium polar flying with brief factual answers and named figures.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a crossword style list of clues and answers across vertical and horizontal sections. The text references Hollywood extras, a mountain nymph, church festival, various abbreviations, and scattered definitions including animals, tools, metals, and numbers.
Senator Soaper comments on the NYT roundtable where six candidates describe liberalism, each offering broad definitions that omit their own fingerprints. One notes inflation possibly tied to youth, citing a past incident on a roller coaster.
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