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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1953
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Vega 1953 and world rest served but lacks clear events or names. Summary preserves only readable facts about Vega and 1953 general context with no solid actions or entities.
An interview with Ethel Merman reveals a frank view of her life and career. The Broadway icon describes her path from stenography to eleven straight hit Broadway shows and a demanding film role in Call Me Madam. She aims to rest with two films a year while maintaining her legendary stage presence.
The piece portrays Ethel Merman’s mother as a driving force behind her children, shaping competitive spirit at home and keeping the show business momentum alive. It lauds Mama’s unbroken success and sharp stage presence, noting her fearless, high hitting theatrical career.
Psychologist W J McKeadie with six male students rated six coeds unseen by lipstick status. Lipstick influenced some traits unconsciously while not affecting others, showing tiny cues shape initial judgments. Dr Abner Weisman notes K rays before birth reveal maternal sway and rocking effects on infants.
The text discusses rocking as soothing motion for babies and placing newborns in the mother's arms to aid development. It notes psychologists Keith and Catharine Hayes reared a chimpanzee named Viki who imitated humans like a three year old, including dusting, washing, and lipstick use, illustrating early child imitation.
Excerpts reveal blunt views from Maj. Gen. William E. Harrison on dealing with common criminals during truce talks. John Golden calls TV “the biggest business” due to vast investments and free product. Perle Mesta frames U S foreign policy as above politics and partisanship.
In New York during the World Championship, Oswald Jacoby favored conservative opening bids. West doubled aggressively, leading to a complex play that yielded victory in the first room. The American team scored 750 points overall, while the Swedish room produced a different outcome.
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