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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1956
Page
13
The 1956 zodiac brief lists sun signs with tips. Aries through Pisces receive concise counsel on focus, temperament, and relationships. The column warns against distractions and urges practical conduct to maximize outcomes.
Carney alias Ed Norton of the sewers brushes off a quar ter to a half million dollars and his own TV show. He plans four or five movies and a Sinny role next year, praised by Alfred Lunt for stage skill. Agent Bill McCaffrey says he is a rare actor who underplays wealth and fame.
A review notes evolving marriage norms from 1900 onward, tracing shifts toward separate beds and separate lives as social expectations change. The piece highlights enduring tensions between tradition and modernity in domestic life.
A column of domestic quirks notes Americans buy more shoes than any country while preferring not to walk. Facts span weight of winter clothes, jaywalking in Alaska, breakfast habits, and the Duchess of Windsor at midnight snacking on frankfurters. Includes odd anecdotes on socks, prostate cancer stats, and a joke about a Danish hit record.
The writer notes a single, globally recognized conviction: there is one God, the King and Father of all. Quoting Maximus Tyrius, the passage discusses God as the God of both Jews and Gentiles amid war and dispute.
South misplayed the diamonds leading to defeat after a routine start. West and East maneuvered through spades and clubs, with the fatal diamond finesse and heart sequence misplayed by South. The critique notes the winning line involves ace of diamonds, heart advances, and a slut finesse to secure extra tricks.
Bridge transcription shows South West North East with 1 Pass then 1NT 2NT 3NT sequence. Final result indicates three passes after opening read aloud common in older bidding notes.
Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton Ohio spans 7900 acres and includes more than 1000 buildings making it one of the world’s largest air installations in scale and capacity.
A compilation of statements from senior U S figures including Adm Arthur Radford Air Force Secretary Don Quarles President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Benson. The remarks touch on sympathy for other peoples industry growth under free enterprise and concerns about inflation and supply.
Psychologists explain anger and fear trigger rapid action as Cannon notes sugar in blood fuels strength for fight or flight. A 4000 worker survey links common firing reasons: carelessness, uncooperativeness, laziness, outside activities, tardiness, lack of ambition, disloyalty, lack of courtesy, lack of skill. Wealthy people show less emotional understanding of poverty, making social work harder for rich women. Shakespeare quote adds perspective.
An underground tank is cited as the safest place to store gasolene and kerosene. The piece also notes Caroline Starr Balestier as the American wife of Rudyard Kipling, who lived in Brattleboro Vermont for four years. The Kodiak is described as the largest of all years, averaging under 1000 pounds.
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