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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1951
Page
16
In this public health notice the authors note accidents rather than disease kill more children. It cites Korean war civilian deaths and urges home safety steps including locked medicines, dangerous liquids out of reach, keeping sharp tools out of reach, and turning pot handles away from children.
A collection of statements from Oscar B. Ewing Adm Forrest Sherman President Truman Sen Theodore Green and Eric Johnston discussing peace war and the gray area between. They reflect caution about defense needs and the pace of military and economic mobilization.
In a fragment from a rural scene Ma cannot accept that Satan is a man spirit. She argues the demon seems terribly mean and suspects the figure may be a woman, akin to her sister in law Ellen, reflecting local superstition and household tension.
East should not ruff the third club. Discard a diamond to let South win the queen of clubs, then reach dummy only with a diamond and still claim trumps. Look at your trumps again before ruffing to avoid wasting a winner.
New York column questions if British children should wear uniforms while noting American kids already dress in a cowboy uniform. The writer mocks a proposal for a standard 14 year old dress code and suggests Britain adopt a less contentious option, joking about a canvas straitjacket.
Crater Lake Oregon formed about 6500 years ago from lava flows that killed trees. Petalite enables new high temperature industrial ceramics up to 2192 F. A tinted blue green windshield glass reduces glare. Egg weights per dozen set minimums for small medium and large. Paricutin volcano in Mexico shows reduced eruption vigor by end of 1950. A three and one sixteenth inch jawbone identifies America's smallest mammal a tiny shrew dating to about 53 000 500 years ago.
A reader queries quake frequency in Japan and receives answers: Japan averages four earthquakes daily, one severe quake every 30 months, and four disastrous shocks per generation. Additional Q A cover coffee viability in the U S and population gains in Alaska, plus race classifications and the hiss of vacuum packed coffee.
AUNC Het dismisses rumors of illness and asserts her vigor, noting a loud talker’s energy proves she remains spirited and lively despite mocking from others.
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