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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1948
Page
7
A dense crossword style list presents clues and partial answers across themes such as geography and objects. The page mixes wordplay entries with references to places people and items, resembling a puzzle section from a bygone era.
A collection of quotes from President Truman Henry A. Wallace Senator Fidbridge and others discussing risks of military buildup and the need for education spending. Leaders warn against overreliance on force universal training and warn of long term threats to human existence from environmental misuse.
Joy Alan compiles Q and A covering Boy Scouts leadership title for Theodore Roosevelt, Negro hospital counts, origin of the word rubber, lend lease bases still occupied, smallest U.S. congressional district population, mechanical cotton picker use, and mammal extinctions since Christ.
Frem Tan and Reg Light of World perform with KECA Between Us Girls in a program mixing music and brief interludes. MNX fuse of Dreams and BFOX Time Out add experimental segments to the show.
A garbled newspaper fragment lists radio program brands such as KFI and KGER with music and news segments. It weaves in unrelated commentary about appearance and marriage ambition, ABA exam style questions, and a note on scientist Erdlicka.
The Cantor Hirsch Jobes and Goldberg quartet from New York City won the Eastern States regional mixed team trophy. Proceeds benefited Memorial Hospital’s children's cancer unit. Cantor and Jobes are sisters. Hirsch and Goldberg marked a late surge after a Vanderbilt Cup near miss.
The article notes a mixed team event where players faced varied bidding. It highlights a hand where most Souths opened with one club and North's jump to two diamonds aimed at a no trump contract. Declarer then spread the hand to seven, with debates over the right opening and potential seven level.
Dayton residents remain puzzled by reports of green rain in the city. Weather observers and the Oakland Tribune quote theories that someone may have primed a cloud with dry ice pellets before rainfall.
The column ridicules Rome decline and Mae West in London as a new trouble shooter Harriman role. Hank Wallace criticizes the American press while praising his own reporting style. The piece notes secrecy around latest Pacific atomic test details as a bold cover story.
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