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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1954
Page
13
A fragmented page offers quickQA on relationships and crime reduction studied by Dr Eleanor Glueck, noting emotional maturity reduces crime for 40 percent and that some women seek dominance. It promotes a booklet How to Read Faster and Better and a self-help card with senses quiz and a camphor scent test.
A reflective piece recounts Hal’s NBC Hallmark Hall of Fame debut in King Richard I, with a bronze bust of Hamlet as the corpse and a cast including Maurice Evans, Sarah Churchill, and a dog and horse duo. The author quips about a stage career starting as offstage noises and ends by noting next week’s program East Lynne.
Moisture proof packaging preserves powder without stale taste. High altitude oxygen deficiency accelerates heart rate and lung blood flow to tissues. Plant precursors of cortisone narrow to agave yam yucca. Interfacial adhesion rests in few molecular layers. Early earth chemistry in miniature atmospheres. Calculated timing of electron position in molecules reported.
AUNT HET notes radio men who chatter constantly as if fearing quiet, sensing tension in every moment and seeking nonstop talk to fill the air.
In this bridge deal West attempts a cunning defense after opening clubs. South wins with the ace of spades, leads diamonds, and West plays the ace of diamonds to deny dummy the discard. West then chooses a heart king read, allowing South to collect the remaining tricks and dispose clubs on high hearts and spades.
A fragmentary ad style page explains a daily astrological message tied to birth dates and a numeric system. It also includes a bridge hand analysis: West comments on potential outcomes with specific card plays and tricks, reflecting old newspaper game notes.
A Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association bulletin notes rats spread typhus, with four local cases reported recently. It explains rats and fleas transmit disease, urges controls as winter drives rats into homes and outbuildings, echoing a 1951 Los Angeles County outbreak where 20 residents were affected.
MOPSY as positive diagnosis could not be obtained in the rest, the cause was thought to be the name typhus infection transmitted by the rat flea. Endemic typhus fever brings fever, prostration, headache, and a skin eruption. fatality is under two percent. The illness is mild but may cause months of weakness and lowered resistance, and it cannot spread person to person unless environmental fleas transfer it.
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