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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1953
Page
11
Hal Boyle distills blunt wartime wisdom from battle-scarred husbands about married life after the honeymoon. He warns a brash approach hurts more than helps and suggests cautious, practical steps: acknowledge finances hit, avoid scolding, offer support, and cook a shared meal to ease new strains.
Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association notes diabetes requires juggling five factors insulin carbohydrate protein fat activity stress and general health. warns patients must educate themselves to manage daily injections and avoid complications. It urges patient physician partnership and discusses budgeting and lifestyle changes for shared family life.
A fragmentary column quotes ALREET EDWARD WIGGAM and questions about mind reading and snobbery. It cites Prof Dwight Watkins of the University of California on pronunciation and social snubs. It notes reading readiness myths and offers a paid guidance ad for winning arguments via self- addressed stamped envelopes.
Oswald Jacoby notes a bridge hand where West opens spades and East wins the first trick with the queen. Dummy wins the spade return, declarer plays diamond finesse, West grimly defends by keeping his entry, and South faces a tricky path to success.
In a bridge contest South misplays by leading a club to dummy and a second diamond finesse. West holds king of diamonds, wins the trick, cashes remaining spades, then uses hearts ace to force a two trick set, denying declarer the contract.
Santa Fe Railway unveils 80 experimental refrigerator cars with diesel compressors, each carrying 400 gallons of fuel and 128,000 pounds of frozen goods. The cars maintain sub zero temperatures from California to New York, promising daily progress and regional benefits without tax costs to the public.
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