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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
9
A fashion expert showcases Hollywood styling insights while solving a crossword puzzle themed around clothing and design. The clues span materials, colors, and iconic garments, with answers referencing fabrics, accessories, and fashion terminology.
The text presents a string of surreal lines and misread names, mentioning a year round gardener wiring an electric blanket, Nicholas Murray Butler, a Kansas bound by borders, a silk jack rabbit reference, a $64 payment, Hirohito with a toe fan, and a puzzled Senate frames. It reads like scrambled OCR with many garbled proper nouns and non sequiturs.
A compiled Q and A on electricity court history Lincoln beards stamps and language origins. The piece notes electricity as a form of motion with energy turning into heat or work. The International Court sits at The Hague and began in 1946. Lincoln grew a beard after Grace Bedell wrote him. Merry Widows are a 1908 US special delivery stamp showing Mercury. The Constitution’s value is celebrated, with Gouverneur Morris aiding its prose. Spank origin theories include reflecting the action sound.
Fragmentary advertising and advice piece discussing marriage happiness based on acquaintances and education. Mentions a 3 000 000 men testing program by W W Bingham and Alfred Adler, with claims about discovering able men and cooperation. Promotes a booklet The Art of Conversation by Wright with a mail order offer and price.
A jumble of radio station call letters and names across multiple outlets including KNX KFOX KGER KGHH KECA KAU KYT KMPC KFI KRAG and others with scattered mentions of people like Jean Cowan and Paul, suggesting a列 catalog or programming note from a period newspaper.
In a democracy education choice shapes work ethic and purpose says Dr Cloyd Heck Marvin of George Washington University. Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels notes presidents leave the White House with a pang. Ben A Vandenburg adds the world seeks peace amid peril.
McKenney explains how constant mental review of bidding aids play. He analyzes a hand where declarer reads Souths possible holdings to deduce the two and a half tricks available. The discussion emphasizes step by step card management after winning the first spade trick.
In a KEK 106 3052 game, North follows to the second spade trick signaling South’s void in spades. Declarer discards the queen of clubs on the last spade, maintains control, and uses heart and diamond finesses to reach eight or more tricks. The narrative analyzes how two and a half tricks emerge from the vulnerable opening, with precise discards and responses depending on South’s plays.
The Bavarian court ruled Adolph Hitler’s will invalid. The Chicago Daily News comments on wanting to nullify the broader legacy left by the dictator and the enduring horror of his impact on world history.
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