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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1955

Page

9

Valentine Day tips spark in gossip column

The column salutes Valentine Day and urges husbands to buy gifts, noting famed couples and celebs. It jokes about love interests, mentions Eddie and Debbie, Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe, Dorothy Maguire, and John Henry Brown, while urging readers to read the piece aloud to spouses.

New York Pegler, Pearson Walter Lippman Palace Eddie Debbie Arthur Godfrey Dan Maguires Marilyn Monroe Joe DiMaggio Joe John Henry Brown Eleanor Holm Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Louise King Sardi's Sally Forrest John Jacob Astor Gregg Sherwood Horace Dodge Palm Beach Katherine Hepburn Australia The Old Vic Co Fairfax Mason Connecticut Roberto Rossellini Italy Mike Wallace Buff Cobb CBS Radio Network Barbara Nichols Jack Carter Gilmore's Marianne O'Brien Reynolds Woolie Donohue Nanette Hall Miriam Nelson Gene CBS Jack Meyers Steve Allert Paris George Liberace Oklahoma Earl

Briefs From Sea Spaper by Bill Vaughan

Dag Hammarskjold says progress in talks with the Red Chinese but no definite promises. In salesman slang Dag is a canvasser but not a closer. Amid change remain guarantees of the Bill of Rights and the snowman design. Younger generation to safeguard national secrets, as a parent learns teen party details. Dior hints not liking women's knees and elbows but finds them handy in sales.

Dag Hammarskjold Dag M. Dior

Oswald Jacoby Mutual Aid and Skill Win at Bridge

In a bridge column, East blames a poor penalty double to four spades on poor defense, arguing a better player would avoid close doubles. West opens singleton heart to prepare heart tricks, dummy follows with a low heart, East wins the nine, and at the second trick East would have returned almost.

East West Dummy

Squeeze Demonstrates South and East Cooperation in Bridge

South and East combined for a precise squeeze sequence that beat the contract. East cashed the heart ace and, despite a misleading signal from West, South ruffed with spades, cleared trumps, and ran the long suits. West faced a doomed discard as South secured the last tricks with ace clubs and king diamonds, illustrating sharp partnership play.

East West South Declarer

First Fatality on Liverpool Manchester Railway

The first recorded death occurred in 1830 during the opening of the pioneer Liverpool to Manchester railway in England, when the victim was run over by the locomotive.

England Liverpool To Manchester

Why Husbands Are Fatder Than Wives

New York opinion piece contrasts 1912 body shapes with current trends noting men heavier and women lighter by about five pounds at same heights. Readers recount humorous explanations from husbands and wives on weight, exercise, diet, and social roles with sharp wit and period voice.

New York U.S. Public Health Service America

Roebling Opal From Nevada Noted For Brilliance

The Roebling opal, deemed the most beautiful American opal, was found in Nevada. It is almost pitch black with color flashes of great brilliancy and weighs 530 grams.

Nevada

What Others Are Saying On Foreign Policy Leaders Views

A collage of quotes from W C Daniel Karl Mundt Eleanor Roosevelt Wayne Morse and others discuss foreign policy. The remarks cover public opinion expert doubt heated rhetoric and the need to balance power with home conduct.

W. C. Daniel American Legion National Public Relations Commission

How To Find Your Happiness Cycle By Wiggam

Reading excerpt presents quiz answers by Albert Edward Wiggam and notes on wealth and marriage trends from college entrants. It mentions Noel Keys findings, Taussig insights, and promotes a booklet to predict happiness highs with a 15 cent fee.

de A. E. Wiggam

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