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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1948
Page
7
A mixed list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes terms like Exclamati and Christmass as partials, with references to currencies, animals, and symbols. Appears to be a clue grid with numbers marking positions and abbreviations for several entries.
A list of crossword style clues and hints with numbers mapping to words. Entries include references to relationships roles ranks and items such as battalion princess sergeant major camel hair mongrels and coins. The fragmentary text presents definitional prompts and partial answers for a reader to solve.
A collage of quotes from Secretary Marshall Governor Dewey and others covers Berlin occupation, the Dewey Warren ticket, Middle East Zionism, and postwar policy. It includes Q A sections on weather, Pandit, Uncle Sam, pro tempore, and petroleum formation with expert replies.
A concise introduction to mental exploration by Albert Edward Wiggam, C Sc, outlining methods for self inquiry, insight, and cognitive growth within practical everyday practice. The work emphasizes disciplined study and reflective exercises to unlock inner awareness.
Harry Lees of St. Louis, vice president of American Auto Insurance and the American Contract Bridge League, heads the St. Louis delegation to the national bridge championship in Chicago beginning July 31. Lees, a hard worker who plays for fun yet goes all out for match points, is noted for his spade bidding theory and aggressive play during the tournament hand.
A dense list of station lineups and show titles across KFI KHJ KNX KLAC KVOE KECA KTLA and others. Highlights include The Thin Man amnesia thriller on KFI at 6, Meet Corliss Archer on KFI at 7, Romberz Evening on KFI at 7 30, and Marked for Murder on KHJ at 8 30.
Broadcast listings detail morning to early afternoon radio programming on KFBI KECA KHJ KNX KFOX KLAU KFI KECA KVOE and others with news, music, religious segments, and talk shows. The column includes a University of California biology note on declining family size and a Wiggam self-help advertisement, plus a bridge game score narrative. The mix blends radio time blocks with a science education piece and a card game anecdote.
A 64 AK972 A109 Neil valued at East Pass. The entry lists the vessel and site with a terse cryptic note, reflecting a navigational or harbor record from the period.
A Foreign Office candidate failed every question in the oral exam yet topped the list of hires. An examiner said the man’s relaxed manner under pressure proved him fit for diplomacy. He later became a successful diplomat. The dialogue included a quip about Buddha and margarine.
The senator comments on the resilience of American political parties and their public perception. He jokes that declaring a party dead only revives it, and notes that bluffing is a term used in Berlin crisis commentary. He also mentions Russia's bid as a potential business double for a bridge fan.
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