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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1948
Page
13
A crossword style list solves both horizontal and vertical clues with items like ungrateful person, Norse god, and love god. The grid includes entries for portico, ice cream, birds, and celestial figures, offering a complete set of across and down solutions.
Senator Soaper notes rising Met opera costs and a troubled production arc. Quotations touch on food boycotts, coffee cups, military critiques, and global affairs with a mix of satirical, reflective lines about nations, finance, and aging veterans.
This excerpt presents a Q A style answer service from 1948 covering topics from compass behavior and daily fire losses to clothing color cooling, fish nutrition, U S independence date and umpire decisions. It lists questions with concise explanations and dates.
Albert Edward Wiggam answers Question No 1 with a reflection on human sympathy. He notes sympathy often goes to the underdog and broadens into a broader social outlook.
A newspaper insert advertises Dr. David Mitchell's fear analysis guide "THE CONQUEST OF FEAR" sent for 15 cents plus a stamp. It cites experiments by S M Corey on learning methods and notes shifting killing versus governing areas in world history.
Willam E McKenney presents a bridge lesson based on Henry Brandts July article in The Bridge World. The focus is standard routines for common card combinations such as queen with small cards opposite king and small or ace and small with West opening six of spades.
The excerpt analyzes a bridge problem where North holds diamonds and South contends with defending and discarding. It suggests playing dummy's queen in spades to block West's running spades, clarifying outcomes if West holds the ace or if South must decide on leading the queen when the small spade opens.
Bridge analysis describes spade distribution and finesse outcomes. It explains strategies where East’s remaining spades affect declarer tricks, detailing scenarios with spade counts and potential plays to exhaust East of spades.
The Christian Science Monitor ponders which smile captivates most as it contrasts the Mona Lisa’s famed expression with Ambassador Smith’s smile shown to Moscow correspondents after a recent meeting with Stalin.
There is encouraging daily news in the Press Telegram Want Ads with ongoing listings for buying selling hiring and renting. The column underscores steady commerce and community opportunities reflected in current advertisements.
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