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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1948
Page
11
Senator Soaper comments on Eastern thefts and Vandenberg openings while Washington policy makers scramble. He notes Wallaces talk, Harry Truman’s stance on Dixie, Mickey Rooney divorces, Andy Hardy expenses, and Britain’s socialist critique as private enterprise seeks lessons.
A Q and A style page covers questions on national motto Jai Hind meaning and wartime map quantities, milk boiling for china repair, trench warfare near Verdun, child ancestry of mixed Indian heritage, and uniformities of Australian ballots with state variations. The Smithsonian notes three-eighths Indian lineage for a half Indian father.
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE details Peter Leventritt and his parents Helen and Leo Leventritt from New York City gaining national attention through rubber-bridge triumphs at the Whist Club of New York. It outlines Leo Leventritt's decisive playline in a critical hand, ending with a clever endplay that denies East a spade trick.
Radio and TV guide items mix with science Q and A about humor heredity and emotional growth. Programs feature Wallace wrestling KECA 5 80 segment. news from DEWE and BECA. a genetics and psychology Q A discussing sneeze heredity and self help booklet offer.
A Chicago Tribune letter from John G. Eddy proposes a law forcing all politicians to deliver speeches by television with a He detector attached to the arm and televised during the speech. The idea is impractical and raises questions about enforcing merit to lawmakers.
A dense OCR style puzzle listing with many cryptic cues and scattered abbreviations. It includes a mix of clues for across and down entries with partial letters and stray numbers, suggesting a newspaper puzzle page segment or unfinished grid transcription.
Lt. Gen. James H. H. Doolittle and Omar Bradley discuss future air power potential. The idea of rocket aircraft enabling New York to Europe in an hour is proposed as a bold American challenge to survival amid global threats.
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