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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1949
Page
18
A Women's Magazine poll reported by the Women's Man Companion finds that about three in five American men want their wives to own at least one red dress. The survey notes some men do not notice or comment on other women's attire, prompting thoughts on tact and desire to stand out.
A can with ultraviolet sensitive eyes sees better than a human in the dark but still cannot match daytime vision. The note explains the animal’s night perception limits and reliance on daytime sight for accuracy.
Raymond H. Green, longtime Rotary leader and owner of Green's Inc. on East Broadway, earns Chef of the Week recognition. The feature notes his arrival in July 1908 and his Biscuit specialty, sharing a pinwheel biscuit recipe and a portrait of his wife Claire at 427 American Ave.
A university professor summarizes a study on cheating among college students, finding that parental pressure and ambition drive many to cheat. Parents often value grades over learning, prompting actions that press juniors to achieve through dishonest means. The piece contrasts this with wiser parenting that prioritizes learning, self-reliance, happiness, and social growth.
The republic of Czechoslovakia formed after World War I with independence proclaimed on October 28, 1918. It comprised Bohemia Slovakia Moravia Silesia and several northwest Hungarian counties amid the postwar map changes. The Louisiana region is described as heavily marshy with bayous lakes and streams sheltering millions of musk rats.
A brief note explains land heats and cools faster than water, causing sea breezes and land breezes. It states heavy water is about 10 percent heavier than ordinary water due to temperature differences and plant growth effects.
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