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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1953
Page
9
Fragmentary text lists multiple date ranges and names without clear context or complete details. It mentions a corporation and several time spans from August to November and beyond, but no coherent event, location, participants, or outcomes are readable.
A Chicago style feature highlights individuals who turned hobbies into income. Examples include Hamster breeding in Kansas City and Minneapolis plaster painting profits, jelly making in Washington, wood decoys in Baytown, photo restoration in Orlando, cactus jewelry in Tucson, and doll dressmaking in Batavia. The piece praises entrepreneurial hobby use with names, places, dates, and earnings, noting widespread appeal and personal purpose.
The item notes that Not So New Television began as a regular public service in 1939 and gained full commercial authorization from the FCC in 1941. The headline highlights the transition from public service to licensed commercial operation.
A muddled report details a tense exchange within a family as one aunt challenges a relative’s devotion while another party’s attempt to intervene is described as harming the daughter. The piece outlines strained relationships and referenced actions affecting the household dynamics.
Long Beach branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association publishes public interest piece noting bridge play quirks. The article recounts a hand where South misplays, West leads queen of spades, clubs do not break 3-2 as expected, and a heart finesse fails, illustrating comeuppance for bad breaks.
A bridge lesson describes the correct play when clubs fail to break. South should win the ace of clubs at the second beat, then if either opponent outs, switch to hearts for the ninth trick. If both follow clubs, South leads a low club to concede a trick and regain lead to claim the remaining dummy clubs, ensuring nine tricks.
The term Bossy originated from the generic Bos name for cattle. Cows show the same root as related animals such as buffalo and bison. The label Bossy reflects historic naming of livestock in rural speech.
A fragment describes a man claiming his mother would not share in his success yet converses on a downhill slide about business with her, implying she becomes a partner in his failure.
Walter Lippmann era echoes as a New York columnist resumes writing after health leave. He recalls meeting Eisenhower, Marrakech conversations about Uncle Charlie, and the aim to blend humor with show business observations while praising kindness amid sour news.
The Long Beach branch notes a decade of decline in whooping cough deaths with immunization in early infancy. Measles remains the top current killer but gamma globulin has cut deaths. diphtheria, scarlet fever show declines.
A fragmented news item surveys psychology and education. It mentions Paul Farnstworth arranging solar birthdays for painters and musicians under the zodiac sign Libra, Harold Hedges Jr composing a youth maturity study, and Grace Fernald noting more poor readers among boys. An old pamphlet advert promises a book How to Read Faster and Better with a 15 cent price, mailed from Wigpam care of a newspaper office.
A new method claims to treat migraine headaches arthritis and asthma by measuring nerve pressure with a delicate instrument and locating the pressure source via stereoscopic X rays. The practitioner Dr Harrison Goldstein Long Beachs Palmer standardized chiropractor uses a precise adjustment to relieve pain and improve health. Office at 614 E San Antonio Drive accepts new patients by appointment only Long Beach 4-8717.
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