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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1948
Page
9
A broad survey traces historical events and artifacts from Ethiopian soil to Portuguese navigators. The piece connects Cossack leadership, hawk like symbols, and shipboard terms with a notebook of boating terms, tools, and measuring units.
A satirical column mocks political rhetoric and fashion trends, noting sparks of unity among major parties and referenced figures like Coolidge and Hitler. It questions party cohesion and highlights evolving styles such as berets and pantalets.
A reader asks about food value in spices noting paprika and chili contain vitamins A and C. The kite flying code prohibits wire in kites, wires, storms, and entanglement dangers. Bond month plan shows deposits in banks via deductions from accounts. A married man cannot join West Point. prior marriage equates to resignation. Waterfall vs cascade defined by volume. a million pencil strokes would take about 11 days nonstop or 34 days with eight hours daily.
The Central States bridge tournament in Chicago set attendance records with 140 pairs in the open event. Elinor Murdock of Birmingham and Oswald Jacoby of Dallas won. Maynard Adams of Chicago describes a notable defensive play by Adams on a diamond misplay that altered the contract and showcased clever deck work.
A fragmented plea for study of conversational skill and mind topics. Notes compare male and female snoring tendencies and cite psychologist surveys on subject knowledge. Also includes an advertisement offer for a booklet on conversation by Milton Wilbur and a price request for an order form.
EMVOE-News Hart profiles the BMEG-woman winner of KECA-gam Payen as Nema and Tee Tie look on, highlighting standout performances and local reactions.
Actress Hedy Lamarr states she never altered her nose by surgery and asks readers to judge her appearance as natural. The remarks come amid Vanity Fair coverage and widespread speculation about her looks.
A letter from Son. Joseph I Bell argues a man of science should be kept as a scientist rather than drafted, praising draft deferment for scientists. Another writer, Harold J Loski, asserts Russians fear the United States but will push ahead until restrained, suggesting Washington may be contemplating another war.
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