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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1957
Page
9
Albert Edward Wiggam presents Q1: women have thicker scalp fat. more men inherit baldness. Q2: people misjudge minds and senses, pedestrians should treat drivers as potentially homicidal. Q3: MinninField notes hope aids healing but some doctors destroy hope and courage, the two greatest medicines.
Fragmentary notes recount Humphrey Bogart proposing a term Bogartism to describe his philosophy of heavy drinking and candid views. The interview touches on friends like Frank Sinatra Katharine Hepburn and Ernest Hemingway, plus TV and stage talk, with several celebrity references and scattered anecdotes.
An interview reflects Eli Wallach's early years as an aspiring actor from Brooklyn, detailing Army service, Broadway beginnings, and pivotal moments like joining Nat Adams at the Actors Studio. It notes his roles in The Rose Tattoo Camino Real and The Teahouse of the Moon, with prolific stage work including Sakuntala many times.
A puzzled OCR fragment lists garbled items and stray phrases. It references numbers and several disjoint terms lacking clear context or coherent events. No identifiable people places or organizations are clearly stated. The record remains ambiguous.
In a reported bridge contest, a larceny flaw altered the play as the declarer faced a confident defense. A key misplay and signaling influenced trick-taking, with hearts and high cards shaping the outcome amid a tense, unsettled game.
In a dramatic bridge hand, South misread a deceptive lead from dummy Latency Lou. East followed, South dumped a club, and Lou raked in with the queen after a fake jack from the queen jack sequence.
Fragmentary zodiac notes mention Aries and Taurus with garbled phrases about income, employment, and personal present tense moods. It reads like a ragged, partial horoscopes page with unclear dates and stray references to periods and names.
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