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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1948
Page
10
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues covering topics from governance to everyday items. Answering yields terms tied to commerce, anatomy, weather, and history, with names and abbreviations interspersed through standard crossword conventions.
A collection of remarks from public figures on subsidies, Berlin currency, peace efforts, and Nazi aiding, including Lyon on national good, Bevin on Berlin rights, Panyushkin on peace, Ford on Nazi aid, and Short on Army drafting and desk soldiers.
A reader can write the Prese elegram Information Bureau for answers to questions of fact. Topics include Indian cradle materials, King Paul I's heritage, vacation house security, and the roles of the Secretary of the Treasury versus the Treasurer of the United States.
A fragmented listing shows multiple station identifiers and time slots. It notes programs like Murder Has a New Look on Adventures of the Falcon at 6:30 and wrestling at 7:30, with various stations such as KLAC KHJ KECA KVOE and others broadcasting music news and entertainment blocks.
A collage of radio notes and social snippets includes humorous anecdotes about reasons and real motives, animal learning tests by Gardner on cows and horses, and remarks on intelligence and stability. It ends with an ad for Dr. Wiggam's booklet Let's Explore Your Mind at cost through the newspaper.
McKenney on Bridge reports the summer session national championships open in Chicago with Southern players well represented. Memphis leader M. A. Lightman, a theater-chain operator, joins Robert Appleyard of Forest Hills, N Y, as champions candidates after a dramatic hand where Lightman trumps East's queen of trumps and later overtrumps to win the last trick.
The Baltimore Sun suggests candor may be tested in a forthcoming race as candidates weigh risks. It notes Truman is seen as likely to lose while Dewey is favored to win, implying candor could be tried with limited downside.
A Kansas City Times note observes Dolly, the niece, wearing the same clothes in a baby bath picture and a beach photo from last week, highlighting the resemblance in attire across images.
A Cincinnati Enquirer critique quips that Pravda misreads U S rhetoric as sword rattling while asserts the scene showed only President Truman’s nervousness as band music played Dixie. The comment mirrors Cold War era press banter on U S Soviet exchanges.
News and Views humor column notes two heads may help but questions whether cooperation looks odd. The playful bit riffs on teamwork versus personal style with light chuckles and cultural shorthand. Local readers get a quick, witty take.
A brief reflection cites II Thessalonians 3 18 and Whit tier noting that daily prayer is best shown through deeds. The message urges brethren not to weary in doing good and to act in charity rather than words.
The piece quips on minimal desires at current prices and contrasts two tasks: moving the Tucker car to production and fulfilling a party platform. It notes winter as time for home work with radio, and summer camp letters while thinking of dinner.
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