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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1956
Page
9
A fragmented horoscope style note lists astrological signs with date ranges and generic guidance. It mentions Ried Enterprises, Inc and a period from late September to January, offering scattered wellness and productivity tips without clear events or outcomes.
Hollywood salutes Sammy Cahnthe as the man who didn’t win an Oscar. He shrugs off two nominations and remains prolific, collaborating with Van Heusen, Broetzky, and others. The piece threads through dinner talk, surrogate gossip, and fleeting anecdotes about Bing Crosby, Marlene Dietrich, and other stars, framed by a casual, humorous tone.
A 25 year old Washington University sophomore, Robert Lerman, leaves college to pursue a Greek venture on Zante Island. He secures leases with the Greek government, works with Greek officials and locals, and aims to develop ancient pitch lake resources for a US-backed petroleum and steel brokerage project. He plans to stay in Greece until the project is fully underway, with marriage on hold due to business.
The text describes Tuesday of Holy Week with Jesus attracting crowds while political and church leaders fear his growing popularity. They attempt to trap him with questions about authority and power, but his responses reveal a spiritual approach beyond worldly concerns. The narrative urges placing God above secular values and politics.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South follows the general principle of developing the long side before finishing the trump sequence yet forgets a safety cue after winning the first trick. The hand shows misreads on trumping, dummy play, and the implications of discarding diamonds versus keeping trumps, ending with South and Souza's continued miscommunication and eventual defeat.
A fragmented vintage note advises on managing garter hose by coupling and uncoupling, preserving temper and rum, and using tape or simple cords to create a makeshift washer for lengths of hose. It suggests resilience and practical fixes for wardrobe maintenance with improvised materials.
A condensed survey cites Geoffrey in Science Digest claiming one third of English men and women never fall in love by 23, while U.S. teens show early crushes and steady dating patterns. It contrasts broken and intact homes, noting higher problems among broken-home youths and links neuroses to perceived burdens and avoidance of failure.
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