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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1956
Page
11
Sociologist Bain collected 433 responses on proverbs and slang as true false or doubtful with men edging toward false and women leaning to doubtful. The Growing Family advises mothers arms ease baby distress and mal adjustment in teens and adults. A Sacramento banker recalls arguing heredity with a physician, noting modern progress in the field over five centuries.
Earl Wilson reports on a taped Bing Crosby phone call from Hollywood discussing plans to Europe and a potential wedding, plus notes on High Tor TV, John Barleycorn, and other showbiz chatter. The column bundles celebrity chatter, theatre news, and light gossip with a playful tone.
A vintage profile surveys Deborah Kerr reflecting on beauty as a myth and inner truth, her rugged career path from ballet auditions to major film roles, and her quirky diet preferences of raw vegetables. It blends quotes about self-control, happiness, and enduring stardom with notes on contemporaries and showbiz chatter.
The article reflects on wartime faith, noting soldiers praying under fire and acknowledging God’s nearness in danger. It emphasizes the ongoing need for spiritual connection beyond battle, urging personal relationship with the divine in peacetime temptations and indifference.
In a bridge teaching hand the East seat tests defense. West leads ten of diamonds, dummy plays king, and declarer plays ace. The challenge asks whether to win the first trick with the ace or refuse, to reveal a doubleton diamond and foreshadow West’s two remaining leads.
In the described bridge sequence South aims for a game while East ruffs the first trick with the ace of diamonds. West must save the right cards to avoid the ruffing trick, or else South will go down at his game. If East wins the first trick, West will not get the ruffing trick and South will lose the two red aces and an eventual trick, making his contract.
Pluto, about 3,500 miles in diameter, travels around the sun at roughly 29 miles per second and sits roughly 3.666 billion miles from the sun, outlining the outer reaches of the solar system.
Vatican City is Europe's smallest independent state at one sixth of a square mile, with Monaco the next smallest at roughly six times that size.
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