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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1954

Page

9

Family corporation helps Blair kids share decision making

Frank Blair, NBC Today host, and his wife Lillian created a family corporation where each child earns one vote per year of age. Members meet weekly, decide on punishments, purchases, vacations, and chores, with Lil as treasurer. The plan fosters participation, responsibility, and closeness, though membership is openly in flux.

New York Frank Blair Frank Lillian Lil John Mary Theresa Paul Bill Blair Corporation Dad Mom

Aunt Het Knows Pa Loved Her Though He Pretended

A family correspondence reveals Aunt Het asserting that Pa truly loved her, though he acted aloof. His rage erupts when she mentions self harm, underscoring troubled family dynamics and hidden affections.

World War II dog training claim and miscellany

An encyclopedia note claims Germany had 40 000 dogs trained for war at the outbreak of World War II. It lists a Maltese cross with eight points and Jacobean furniture named for King James II. It notes over 3200 fasteners in a typical car and states ten inches of snow yields about one inch of rain water content.

Germany James II of England

Oswald Jacoby Swindle Leads to Contract in Dallas Tournament

South opened three hearts at the Dallas national bridge tourney. Alfred Sheinwold, famed bridge author, defended that he chose the bid for its potential strength despite partner’s pass. Heinwald or Sheinwald attempted a swindle to make an impossible contract after West led the nine of diamonds and East returned a diamond exposing the ruse.

South Alfred Sheinwold Dallas Sheinwold North Sheinwald West East

Mind and Fear Conquered Through Self Knowledge

In responses to questions, a doctor notes maternal health impacts on a child’s personality while some expectant mothers experience nausea. A separate expert warns about rapid pollution reducing oxygen for living beings, though a distant future remains. a story of twins raised apart shows striking similarities in life events.

American Medical Association America Ansiwer H. E. Landsberg Joe McCarthy

Doctors Say Periodic Examination Good Plan

This Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association article notes that periodic health examinations reveal abnormalities in many first exams and are increasingly common among large workplaces. It argues exams promote health awareness, sensible weight and diet, exercise, and reduce overstrain and stimulant use.

Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association Pine Ava

Thoughtful on trials as divine medicine for believers

The passage urges readers not to be surprised by fiery trials as they are prescribed by a gracious physician. It emphasizes trusting God's wisdom, accepting His schedule, and thanking Him for the necessary hardships tailored to each case.

Newton

Lunch with Mrs Price Sparks Work Plan For Ma

Poor PA clerks a lunch invitation from Mrs Price where Ma ponders the kind of task Mrs Aye has arranged for her to perform today.

Subtle spade discard swindle wins trick at bridge

In a bridge hand Sheinwold hides a spade discard to lure West into a ruff and overruff. West overreacts, allowing declarer to win with dummy and execute a sequence that yields three spade tricks and six trumps, fulfilling the contract.

West Declarer Sheinwold

Science briefs on printed electronics and railcar costs

The item notes printed electronics circuits promising savings for future radio production. It mentions a friendly rapport between patient and physician, with unhurried consultations revealing mental state. It cites health exams prompting symptom reporting and lists railcar costs around £153,000 for Pullman and $125,000 for standard cars.

Union Railroad

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