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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1953
Page
11
New York essay observes spring arriving in Manhattan as flowers, robin sightings, and warmer winds appear while city life remains shabby. Parallels urban appetite for travel dreams, shopping for gear, and workers imagining vacations as the season shifts.
The meeting room of the British cabinet at No. 10 Downing Street is furnished with a large conference table and bookcases. Each new cabinet member traditionally presents a book to the shelves.
Oswald Jacoby notes a classical bridge hand from a visit by the English women’s team. North opened two spades, debated as a weak bid, while Mrs Rixi Marius opened diamonds. The defense, led by East’s king of clubs and discards by South, showcased precise counting and discarding, with Lady Doris Rhodes as East recognizing the strategy.
A fragment notes a card play where the declarer’s plight is exposed. Lady Rhodes returns a club, forcing the declarer to lose a club trick and giving one trick set in the deal.
A remark noting the challenge of guiding married children while avoiding meddling in their affairs. The speaker emphasizes restraint in giving unsolicited advice and respecting autonomy.
The Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association urges public heart care. Emphasizing that heart disease kills more yearly, the piece notes aging arteries and reduced vigor, urging moderate exercise and avoiding strain to extend life.
This fragment discusses talent emergence influenced by nature and nurture, color matching in education, and love behavior shaped by emotional development. It cites J McKeen Cattell on environment vetoing genius and Freud on men in love, ending with an offer for a booklet titled How To Be an Emotional Grown up sent for 16 cents.
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