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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1953
Page
11
A short humorous Q and A column by Albert Edward Wiggam D Se. It muses on human goodness and civilization. The piece cites psychology experiments with puppies and ponders human progress and life expectancy.
A political round of quotes shows Democrats urged to banish bitterness and avoid fueling hatred. Veterans and officials discuss perspectives on military strength, German officers, and the endurance of the American army.
Doctors explain that about 80 percent of deaf people could benefit from hearing aids though devices are complex to use. Amplified sound differs from real sound, causing distortions and background noise. Elderly users need training and fitting to address conduction versus nerve damage deafness and voices sounding unfamiliar.
London airport profile of Pan American Stratoclipper stewardesses Kay Landing and Evelyn Conlon. Both have seven years in the sky with three million miles flown each, earning $250 to $450 monthly while chasing world travel dreams and shopping across continents.
Bridge Week in Los Angeles gathers the largest western United States field for the Standard of Skill High BRIDGE event. Oswald Jacoby leads a slate of top players as competition heats up in the midweek stage of the tournament.
The article notes a large field of expert players in Bridge Week and highlights the high standard of play. It quotes Mr. and Mrs. But the text also livetens on sportsmanship and humor as core traits. It includes remarks from Evelyn and Kay about social questions from passengers and friends in New York.
Gladys Parker reports Mrs. James Dunn and Dunn win the Mixed Pair Championship. Dunn rejects early diamond lead to keep East off, succeeds by careful club and heart play, and handles spade risks to secure the contract. The hand shows precise defense and declarer prowess to limit losses and make the game.
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