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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1951
Page
12
Doctors require four years of medical school and at least one year internship plus three to six years for specialization. Ongoing education through journals, seminars, conferences, and hospital clinics is essential, often unpaid. Time limits mean only so many patients can be treated, but continuous study improves care.
Bridge analysis explains why South failed four hearts despite potential. A spade opening, precise discard and timing of trumps could have secured the contract. The piece also notes Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea hosting about 3,000,000 fur seals each summer as they migrate seasonally.
Readers learn torpedo costs at about 20000 dollars per unit with engines fuel and homing gear described. Other Q A items cover wind force hurricane versus tornado speeds, the Coronation Chair holder Peter Abbott, Oakland once largest one daily, Wendell Willkie award, army shoe needs monthly, Texas City tin smelter, and Congress parliamentary sources from the Constitution Jefferson and Hind Cannon precedents.
Poor PA Gladys improves finances by divorcing her farm to marry an oil well, a headline grabbing move reflecting her pursuit of wealth through energy assets.
BELLE FOURCHE 5 D There is a rancher named Pete Rosander raising fur bearing cows by crossing buffalo bulls with Indian Brahma cows. He created the Brahmalo, a growing cattle type noted for winter fur and faster gains. Rosander faced ridicule yet persisted hoping for a 50 year project payoff. He now stacks 13 Brahmaries and gains scientific interest worldwide.
Chairman Coy asserts rumors of a forced FM spectrum transfer are unfounded and FM is here to stay. He notes progress in FM network operation without telephone wires, citing The Times station WQXR heard on fifteen FM stations in New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. He laments manufacturers’ lack of interest, stating about 700 FM stations exist and demand for receivers is unfilled nationwide.
A collection of statements by public figures including Dean Acheson, Bernard Baruch, Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer, and Vice President Alben Barkley arguing that American aid should supplement recipient governments and that peoples must govern themselves. The quotes emphasize countering communist influence and prioritizing public welfare over narrow politics.
Aunt Het notes Ella speaks her mind and often says things that come off as catty, leaving others rubbed the wrong way as sharp sayings cut through family chatter.
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