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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1953

Page

7

Let's Explore Your Mind By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAR

Reader notes reveal Q&A on marriage happiness and crime of expression. Studies cited show mixed results on leisure and longevity among artists and mathemeticians, with claims of emotional release and self understanding prompting readers to request a booklet on emotions.

Albert Edward Wiggar Stanford University Stony A. E B. Wingam

Oswald Jacoby Neat Bridge Analysis

Bridge expert Oswald Jacoby discusses how to handle a four heart contract. He critiques the South opening, suggests North should raise to three hearts, and notes Harmon of New York as the player who faced the hand in a 3 contract. The article weighs cautious play and self-critique in card strategy.

Leonard B. Harmon New York

Ambitious play leads to neat contract at Asbury Park tourney

At Asbury Park a skilled declarer charted a complex contract. West opened diamonds and Harmon’s defense and precise ruffs and discards allowed declarer to establish spades then control clubs and hearts, leaving West with limited heart resources as the play concluded.

How to Beat a Heat Wave With Comic Advice

A humorous New York upcountry column offers satirical tips for surviving a heat wave. It mocks gender roles and social norms while listing comical methods such as wearing shorts, carrying only essentials, cooling under armpits with ice, and panting like a dog to prompt time off work.

New York America Rover

Bridge Hand Ends Safe Contract In Nine Hearts

In his own hand and the nine of hearts in dummy. If West played a low trump first, dummy could ruff with the seven and return a spade for South to ruff with the ten of hearts. Either way, the contract was safe.

West South

Soaper Says on Rackets and Oddities in a Humorous Register

A humorous veteran column by BILL VAUGHAN mocks racketeers and public life observations. It quips about hats when racketeers appear, gambling in churches, car economy claims, and a Kent State blimp piloting course. It notes Gulfport telephone fee cooking, beach imagery with fish on ice, and a brief stray on the shad fish’s habit.

Kent State University Deak Gulfport Miss

Misfits Require Trained Aid Says Doctors

Doctors urge more psychiatrists psychologists and psychiatrically trained workers as millions of Americans are maladjusted and unsafe to themselves or others. The Long Beach branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association frames misfits into six defined types including schizophrenics cycloid neurotics psychopathic and organic cases. Hospitalization and specialized care are called for to reduce societal risk.

Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association Pine, Ave

Poor PA Grandma Davis Hears All The Rumors

A quip about Grandma Davis from Pennsylvania noting her extreme deafness makes her hear whispers and extra details, reflecting folk humor about aging and hearing.

Steel prices rise slowly vs milk with large gap

A historical quote contrasts steel and milk costs since 1940. Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel notes steel up less than 2 percent per pound, while milk has climbed 544 cents, about twice as much, in the same period. The source also cites President Truman’s memoirs describing his tenure.

Benjamin Fairless U. S. Steel

Lights of New York Opens at Strand Theater on July 6 1928

The first all talking motion picture, Lights of New York, debuted at the Strand Theater in New York City on July 6 1928. North Dakota described as a grass region with few trees, save cottonwoods and willows along streams.

New York Strand Theater New York City North Dakota

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