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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1953
Page
9
Question based psychology snippets discuss how a wife reacts to losing her husband and how a child’s age affects indicators of intelligence. Includes quotes from children about perception and a note on Beatrice Gelber teaching one celled animals to find food, implying inherited learnability.
Opinion piece argues rebellion signals youth health and growth. It praises questioning authority and cites rebels from Jesus Christ to Edison as catalysts of progress, warning civilization would stagnate without rebellious minds. The author reflects on encouraging a child’s rebellious traits, even amid risk of negative outcomes.
Twenty years after first partnering Sidney Lenz in a famous bridge match, the legendary problem composer and grand old man of bridge remains a celebrated figure. In his eighties, Lenz retired from active play but attends major tournaments to praise brilliance and critique mistakes, as he tests new hands aboard the Andrea Doria.
The excerpt notes West facing an ace of clubs and Fast reflecting on Souths correct play, with South redoubling six hearts. It implies South expects to lose a trump trick to the ace and believes no other losing trick exists, leaving East in the balance of the final play.
A dated puzzle and bridge analysis piece mixes a secret formula chart with a bridge trick. It outlines moves for discarding aces and ruffing, notes a three aces scenario, and praises Sidney Lenz as a bridge partner.
Over 200 million packages are moved annually across the United States by a vast railway express system. Ten thousand six hundred daily trains traverse nearly 196 thousand miles of track, connecting 23 thousand railway offices nationwide.
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