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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
13
A San Jose reader asks about a bridge hand where South plays three no trump. The analysis finds the heart finesse risky and shows that playing the ace first yields at worst a sure heart, four diamonds, and three clubs with a possible extra trick, while the finesse risks 700 points for a potential 30. The contract isn’t near 20 to 1 odds.
A player shifts to the five of Spades and jokes it was almost worth a loss to see her husband's face. Down two on a hand they should have made, she recalls, before speaking further.
Whistler sued after critic John Ruskin attacked his painting and won damages of one farthing. He had the coin minted as a watch charm and wore it proudly as a symbol of the victory and resilience.
A Long Beach Medical Association notice warns backache is rarely kidney trouble. Kidney disease may lack symptoms, and tests including exams, labs, and X rays identify the true cause. Backache links to abdominal pain and nerve disorders. proper treatment restores health and avoids extreme diets.
The largest lump of silver ever mined in the United States was taken from the Smuggler mine in Aspen Colorado in 1894 and weighed 1840 pounds.
Four presidential figures gaze from a 6000 foot Black Hills peak. Washington Jefferson Roosevelt and Lincoln loom 60 feet high. Since 1924 Borglum's memorial drew 750000 visitors yearly and cost 900000, with Borglum dying before completion and South Dakota initial opposition fading as the site became a national shrine. Visitors recall the enduring symbol of American history and pride amid awe and reverence.
A speaker recalls being accustomed to asking for money from her father yet desiring it less with time, expressing lingering dislike despite familiarity.
A typed list answers how to address Aly Khan and his wife, options include Mr Khan and Ma dame Khan or prince and princess. It explains conductor hand roles in time beating and mood shaping. It notes Hindemith birth in 1895, German origin, emigration during the Nazi era, US residence from 1940 and naturalization six years later. Roosevelt’s 1936 Chautauqua speech is cited where he said he hated war.
A chorus calls to replace the Yalta crowd with loyal Democrats and Republicans. McCarthy urges reforms while Goertz ridicules overengineering. A meteorologist mocks rainmaking claims and questions practical limits of weather science.
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