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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
15
South smiles at West’s laments as the hand unfolds. The declarer avoids the trump finesse and a 3-3 heart break to secure an unbeatable contract. East’s spade king presence would force a diamond lead and a free finesse by dummy.
A bridge narrative explains how South used trumps and suit finesse to secure a sure game. West opened with clubs, East continued, South ruffed to reveal the spade position and safely drew remaining trumps while managing diamonds and hearts. The analysis notes the safety even if East held king small and outlines potential lines if the spade drop varied.
Altitude flights are conducted in winter rather than summer to reduce the violent contrast between high altitude and ground temperatures. The seasonal shift aims to improve safety and performance by avoiding the harsher thermal conditions of summer.
The doctor informs a worried mother that Judy’s illness is scarlet fever. Penicillin and other new drugs reduce complications, with most cases mild in Long Beach climates. Contagion is highest early, isolation for seven days or longer if symptoms persist, and watch for neck glands, urinary issues, or joint pain.
New York. Dorothy Gish urges moguls to return to the old days noting the industry lost fun and camaraderie as it aged. She and sister Lillian rose from stage children to cinema icons, sharing stages with Mary Pickford in a half century of work, while Dorothy jokes about their father’s dishes.
Actress Dorothy Gish recalls odd child acting days when ordinances required sitters with many judges, notes her ten commandments quip, and laments modern film assembly line methods. She praises D. W. Griffith’s hands on approach, discusses The Whistle at Eaton Falls, travels on tramp steamers, and mentions her Pekingese Roger gifted by Mary Pickford.
Q and A from Beach Press Telegram Information Bureau reveal US supermarket counts exceed 14,000 with average annual sales near 720 000, and a typical store must reach 500 000. Battles between submarines are rare with two World War I records, US recognition of Franco Spain on April 1 1939, and over 400 000 Christian hymns mostly originating in Germany.
Nora accuses Henry of brutality but notes his charge accounts at all stores. She refuses divorce over a minor fault, staying in a troubled marriage amid small town tensions.
A collection of public remarks from leaders and commentators on Korea, diplomacy, military conduct, and economic rights. Notable voices include President Truman, Senator Connally, General Eisenhower, Dean Rusk, Maj. Gen. Whitney, John H. Crider, and T Keith Gletman. The quotes touch on unity, policy flexibility, military restraint, and the lure of communism amid nuclear-age concerns.
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