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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1948
Page
11
Fragmented OCR reading lists clues and partial answers for a word puzzle. It references Premier Horizontal and Vertical, various clue items like Sun god, Sea nymph, pronouns, colors, and country clues amid incomplete phrases and misread letters. The readable parts hint at a printed crossword or cryptic style puzzle page.
A Tribune analysis notes drivers under 25 account for over 23 percent of crashes though they are less than 20 percent of motorists. It argues higher insurance rates for youths may curb recklessness and boost support for driver education in schools and safety programs.
Quote from Wilton W. Wyatt emphasizes that world peace hinges on the success of the Palestine partition plan. He argues society must protect physical survival and nourish the dignity of every human being, highlighting ethical obligations beyond mere security.
Answers cover Pullman car usage by Pennsylvania and New York Central in 1947, Calamity Jane burial at Mt. Moriah, tantalum naming from tantalize, Panama Canal labor peak 1912-14 with 35000 workers, palladium discovery by Wollaston named after Pallas, and national holidays with Independence Day and birthdates.
The piece discusses changing gender roles in work, noting men took over many tasks once done by women as machines reduced home labor. It asserts women still fight for remaining work and highlights questions about parenting, decision making, and timing in mental work. It cites Yale scholar Ellsworth Huntington on peak mental performance and urges self reliance through open discussion and consistent study habits.
The Baltimore Sun quotes in disbelief the claim that Bostonians speak perfect English with no accent. It questions why a city with such a department would need speech improvement, asking which city is truly spoken about.
A Maryland State Tournament hand from Baltimore in the team of four event was recapped by Col. Russell J. Baldwin. Ambrose Camer of New York City, Robert Appleyard of Forest Hills, Ira Ruth C. Goldberg, and Lowery of Philadelphia won. The play featured a spade cue bid, a double, redouble, and a sequence of club and diamond maneuvers ending with declarer clinching the last heart trick.
A fragmenting column shows a senator railing at radio criticism and editorial stance. It cites Bob Hope, calls the bit partisan and reprehensible, and mentions evolving science about a house fly immune to DDT. The piece riffs on public debates, unions, and looming global tension with garbled, era-tinged phrases.
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