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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1953
Page
9
A fragmented occult card describes a daily changing zodiac chart tied to birth dates. Instructions guide you to unlock a number by following a formula, circling letters under your date range, with lines listing multiple date spans and numbers for readers to map to outcomes.
A reader section features science queries about the sun and a near-miss star, a promotion for a free science booklet from the National Association of Manufacturers, a note on co ed schooling and character in Dutch psychology research, a personality guide on getting along with people by Dr A E Wiggam, and a humorous quip about money after marriage.
Fragment from a local notice suggests reading the will of Uncle Dave, noted as invalid, to determine which relatives should provide care and support during his long illness. The plea urges prompt action for rightful heirs and guardianship considerations.
An open letter from Hal Boyle to American prisoners of war who chose to stay behind the bamboo curtain in Korea. It condemns deserters who betrayed comrades by becoming Red sympathizers, accusing them of trading freedom for illusionary liberty and facing isolation from former friends and the Army. It warns of a grim future under hammer and sickle while veterans return home.
Oswald Jacoby contrasts bridge play in books with live play using a hand from last year’s national championships. South reaches four hearts and West leads king of diamonds. In the book, South finesses and wins, but a live East would ruff clubs differently, forcing South to guess. South’s actual play aimed for queen jack clubs, but the ten of clubs finesse failed and he was set.
A North Carolina factory offers free clothing to about 400 people in the United States. Recipients must report how the garments hold up, including underwear, to assess durability and quality.
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