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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1956
Page
13
The text presents Q and A style reflections by Albert Edward Wiggam on women, neurosis, and trust, including comments on mothers jealous of women and the fate of men labeled untrustworthy. It also notes Fosdick quotes about reading and art, plus Lucy Freeman's report on women as consulting psychologists and their empathetic, persuasive skills.
Earl Wilson profiles C O McIntyre noting his Rolls Royce rides with his wife in New Yorks Park and West End avenues. He recalls gifts from a country boy upbringing, a Cincinnati nest egg, and McIntyres lavish lifestyle, including a test ride in a new Rolls and a fondness for hash and thin steak at small dinners. The piece weaves anecdotes from their Ohio homeland to Broadway acquaintances and press captions.
An editorial argues against banning the word cop, defending its use as accurate and descriptive. It notes police culture uses the term cop, despite Hoover’s campaign, and cites examples from media and law enforcement, while acknowledging the term’s contested origins and enduring ubiquity. It also mentions Joe DiMaggio, Sugar Ray Robinson, and other brief items.
A distressed nephew pleaded for ten dollars to relieve his despair, but the request was declined, leaving him in worsened mood and uncertainty about his next steps.
The President serves as commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy of the United States at all times and of the militia of the several states only when called into actual service.
In a bridge hand, overruffting isn’t always best. If you discard, an overruff may come later as the declarer’s trump strength weakens. West’s risky double of two clubs is examined with a sequence where discarding a heart prevents forced overruff, and later plays hinge on careful diamond and spade ruffing by South and East.
Aries to Aquarius daily notes hint at caution and restraint. Aries warns safe street crossing and vehicle exits, Taurus cautions against radical life changes, Gemini suggests a late start and delaying calls, Cancer advises budgeting and avoiding premature spending, Leo urges shedding burdens, Virgo stresses careful travel and gear checks, Aquarius counsels not to fret over uncontrollable aviation issues.
In the excerpt East faces a final choice after the eight of clubs. He can lead the last diamond or three hearts to ensure West gains the setting trick with the nine of clubs. The contract proved hard to beat since the king of hearts proved worthless. overrating with the king of clubs on the diamond row could have allowed South to make the doubled contract easily.
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