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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1954
Page
13
An astrology feature lists date ranges and simplified star sign guidance. It presents a questionable method with a secret formula, claiming daily changes to the chart and a numbered system of birth dates.
A Baltimore reader signs as "Indignant Housewife" urging Rose to tackle the public figure Robert Moses in print. The columnist recalls a past clash over neon signs with Moses at the New York World's Fair. He argues Moses deserves firm critique but cautions not to provoke him, noting his strong civic projects and impact beyond his critics.
A Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association article notes arthritis is a group of rheumatic joint conditions. It cites 8 million Americans affected, with rheumatoid and osteoarthritis as major forms, and warns early medical help can prevent crippling and deformity.
The speaker accuses a Baltimore official of resenting Robert Moses and proposes writing letters to New York columnists to urge a "face lifting" of the city. The tone is satirical and accusatory toward local officials and their motives.
An ancient ordinance in Portland Ora restricts marketers from carrying purchases home in baskets hung on a pole across the shoulders. The rule reflects historic local trade practices and enforcement norms.
An introductory copy available for 10¢ with the February issue includes long condensations of Call Me Lucky, Too Late the Phalarope, Time and Time Again, and Heather Mary in one illustrated volume. Coupon printed on the February Digest cover.
New York cabbies become street philosophers offering wry insights on human nature and society. Drivers from diverse backgrounds recount tension in good and bad times, joke about doctors and women drivers, and share poignant memories from Korea to teaching, revealing cab life as social mirror.
Oswald Jacoby discusses how high level bids create uncertainty over who holds the hand and whether to double pass or bid again. The example shows South facing a four spade contract, East’s five diamond stab, North’s preference for restraint, and West's double that defeats five spades for a 500 point penalty.
A puzzle of social drive and fear is linked to a Detroit clinic claim that some women drive in the road center due to claustrophobic play. Psychologist Selling notes fears of being shut in. others discuss class desire and belonging. Studies in early childhood singing suggest benefits and group work boosts confidence. A promotional notice offers a copy of HOW TO RELAX with a reply address.
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