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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
13
Puzzle excerpt lists clues and partial phrases about a conductor for a Kansas City Philharmonic and scattered wordplay items. It combines vertical and horizontal entries with numbers and fragmented hints across categories.
Puzzle-like page lists scattered clues including section 25 tele and 41 rapture with 80 portion hints. Entries describe flower parts, satirical talent, making amends, falsifier, bookbinding, corded fabric, sheep skins, aquatic terms, mammals, tellurium and the unite symbol.
A collage of opulent quips reports Savannah senator Soaper on trade acts and domestic appetite. Jokes touch almond growers and currency, Navy marriage, Anchorage haircuts, salted peanuts, and inflation. Also notes barroom chatter on Republicans and a two year old’s score plus a Siamese joke and counterfeit fear.
A compiled Q and A covering aluminum’s first articles, measuring ship tonnage by country as of 1947, South America’s largest building, Dumas musketeers count, neon sign colors, and lightning rod purpose. Includes details on aluminum fob costs, ship tonnage leaders, Buenos Aires ministry building, and Dumas character note.
McKenney discusses a rare six no trump bid from a hand in an Endicott club game. Players include D Whitney from Endicott and opponents Robert Johnson Ward Allen and Jay Nagle. The article notes the bid is unusual and depends on hand distribution, a common bridge topic for readers’ hands.
Dick Turner recounts a bridge hand where North leverages an open lead of the deuce of hearts to force South's Jack and the declarer wins with the ace. West weighs a two-two spade break versus a blocking play and, after testing the opponents' guess, finally cashes heart and spade cards to reach seven odd tricks.
A chaotic TV radio page notes psychologist B. Johnson rating mood traits like cheerfulness and changeableness. It lists programs and hosts across networks such as BESC-News, RFI-Feature Wire, and KECA with crime, sports, and entertainment slots including Tonight This Is Your FBI and Cavalcade of Sports.
The text presents fragmented remarks on driver behavior and personality, then shifts to thoughts on goal setting and marriage success. It references training, braking defects, quick passing, and a quiz about marriage compatibility, ending with garbled phrases and incomplete ideas.
Distress over Supreme Court discord seen as rising, readers urged to seek quick relief by reviewing coverage in the House of Representatives St Louis Post Dispatch.
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