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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1953
Page
9
A fragmentary OCR item mentions WEGA-1953 Genera and Featarts Corp FM world eight reservations with unclear details and stray characters. The readable portions suggest a catalog or technical note with unclear meaning and broken formatting.
The page presents three Q and A snippets: May Rich stone describes silencing six weeks due to throat ailment and a bell cue altering daily routines. President Albert G. Parker notes tuition costs at Hanover and the value of independent liberal arts colleges. chemist Robert Hackett links sugar crops to feeding the underfed and potentially reducing conflict. An ad promotes a booklet Overcoming Self-Consciousness with a self-addressed envelope request.
A collage of quotations on integrity in sport politics and service. Churchill on peace and honor McGranery remarks on Jan 20 duties Maurois on North Africa France reforms reorganization in agriculture and a light note from a serviceman about dogs as footwarmers in Korea.
In today’s hand Oswald Jacoby cites a fine move when South jumped to six hearts. West's three spades and North's non penalties hint Worth held limited spade strength. North was expected to have club strength to support his no trump opening, but the story hinges on South's precise play.
Bridge story details a slip by South after West opens with the diamond jack. South misplayed by drawing a second round of trumps, then failed to cash the ace of clubs and surrender a club. Had he ruffed correctly, East’s defense would have allowed South to execute a long club plan.
A husband named Jones seeks a raise from Mr. Squash, facing wife pressure and mounting bills. After fearing retrenchment and failing to convince his boss, Jones is called in and unexpectedly granted a $10 raise starting next week, ending his panic. Susie and Mrs. Jones provide homefront motivation while office dynamics complicate the plea.
Doctors urge Californians to review health plans carefully. Most policies provide solid protection, but some contain holes that deny benefits for common illnesses. Check benefits payout ratios, ensure noncancellation clauses, and beware renewal language. Choose licensed California providers and demand transparent claim data.
A speaker imagines a scheme to extract money and control through manipulation. They describe telling their wife they secured ten dollars from a Mr. Squash and plot another raise months or years later, implying long term leverage rather than a quick six month demand.
The article warns readers to buy policies with clear benefits and minimal legal jargon. It urges checking that a policy does not cap benefits at a fixed amount or reserve rights to add riders. It cautions against policies excluding common conditions and those covering only sex specific issues, stressing policy language over salesman promises.
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