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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1951
Page
9
A reader laments a missed four spades contract and argues fate misled a spade opening. The piece outlines a classic line: lead heart from dummy, force West to show hearts, ruff in hand, draw trumps, and run clubs or diamonds to cash hearts. South benefits from precise timing and dummy entries.
Public interest notice from the Long Beach branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association explains that the first baby tooth often appears around six months, with variations by sex and body type. It notes delayed eruption may signal health issues and outlines typical timelines through adolescence.
AUNT HET jokes that when a man asks his wife to be a good sport he warns her not to taunt Cain about his role in discarding two losing diamonds. The play guarantees South six trump tricks plus hearts, diamonds, and clubs for a ten trick hand, regardless of counting.
In 1892 Pete’s well yielded heavy iron ore, starting the Mesabi Range giant. Hibbing’s mining boom grew into a 1450 acre, 500 foot deep pit, 3.5 miles long, producing billions in ore, with shifts to low grade taconite and a diverse workforce of 30 nationalities.
Fay argues against warnings to avoid bad company and urges that enjoyment comes from moving together with others. She suggests companionship is essential for any happiness and promotes social interaction as a path to pleasure.
A reader inquiry column explains facts on twin colts rarity, umpire salaries, Pullman car ownership, origin of the dust bowl term, and tea brewing ratios. It notes major league umpires earn 7000 to 12000 dollars with benefits, and that railroads share Pullman cars via pooling.
Excerpts show William L. Pfeiffer urging New York's 97 delegates to back Dwight D. Eisenhower. Albert Warner mocks Soviet claims, praising Orson Welles as a first on Mars invasion in a headline era. Senate critic Morse targets his own party drawing attention with sharp remarks.
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