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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1956
Page
11
Aries readers are urged to keep steady effort and focus on current configurations. Maintain a disciplined, methodical approach and persist with tasks through shifting conditions.
A long note dated the day of death from Fred Allen arrives in New York, thanking a reader and revealing drafts on his writing and thoughts on the Ku Klux Klan. The column tours showbiz chatter with Groucho Marx, Groucho, Jerry Lewis, Kefauver, and others, plus a flurry of celebrity quips and travel scraps.
New York columnist recalls Clift Daniel as a quiet, humorous man with a ready drive when needed. The piece mixes social notes on postwar life, Japanese design influence in New York, and reflections on 1929 market crash era, with anecdotes about Margaret Truman’s intended.
In Jerusalem during Holy Week Jesus drives traders from the temple denouncing a temple turned into a market. He proclaims his house is to be a house of prayer, warning worshipers not to rob the church of its sacred meaning by worldly commerce.
A bridge problem asks how West should defend after opening clubs and later squeezing. The text analyzes South and North positions, West reading the queen of hearts, and potential squeezes, noting that East’s king of hearts could change defense. It discusses opening lead and later outcomes with multiple possible lines.
The text discusses secret marriages damaging character, rising opposition to women in business, and the rarity of fame among clergy sons. It notes preachers' sons have far higher chances of recognition, cites heredity and home environment, and links horror fascination to timid individuals who seek danger vicariously.
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