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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1953
Page
11
Explores education via films, urges reading Primer of Alcoholism, and discusses public interest in gossip. Includes note on managing emotions and a mail offer for Dr A B Siggam’s心理 materials with coin and stamped envelope.
The Jackson ville area in Texas ships about 4000 carloads of tomatoes each year. Tomatoes have been grown commercially in that district for over fifty years.
Doctors say child lying and stealing stem from immaturity, imitation, or emotional need. Parents should understand motives, explain truth and consequences, and guide the child toward better behavior rather than punitive extremes.
Aunt Het declares she doubts Ma will ever be ready to depart this world. She says Ma always hopes to live long enough to witness one more proud relative humbled.
New York memorial notes Clark Lee a renowned war correspondent who died of a heart attack at his California home. He reported from Bataan to Normandy and Tokyo and helped tell the private story of soldiers, earning fame alongside Pyle and Hemingway. Baby Kawananakoa was his wife.
The earliest Thanksgiving was observed by the Pilgrims on December 23 1621. President Lincoln set the fourth Thursday in November as Thanksgiving Day and later presidents followed, with Roosevelt attempting to move it to the third Thursday twice.
The article compares European and American champions in a world chess championship, highlighting B. Jay Becker’s successful play in the open room and a Swedish player missing three no trump contracts in the closed room. Becker wins multiple tricks, uses dummy, and secures nine tricks in diamonds to clinch the contract. In the other room, South’s lack of spade bids leads to a sequence that West uses to set up two diamond tricks and beat the contract. The text also mentions the electric ray, a saltwater fish capable of discharging up to 250 volts.
A short quip notes lack of reading in two men, one illiterate and one educated yet non reader, implying ignorance remains similar. The line contrasts experience with literacy, reflecting common attitudes toward education and understanding.
A collage of quotes criticizes Lenin's legacy and Yugoslav leader Tito while praising Marlene Dietrich's tasteful fashion. John Wilson lauds imagination. Ralph Gibyont supports varied knowledge. Earn D Johnson questions defense cuts amid Cold War rhetoric. Robert M Hutchins mocks rote schooling.
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