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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1953
Page
11
A collection of questions and answers notes California demographics on bachelors and spinsters, widowed and divorced counts, and advice on mate selection. It also covers the value of conversation in childhood education and links between intellect, moral character, and honesty among professions.
An open letter from a former GI reflects on London during the coronation. The city’s mood shifts from war weary to festive as crowds savor sunshine, new fashions, and easygoing charm. The writer compares wartime austerity to postwar gaiety, notes grand stands and logistics, and recalls memories of Eisenhower’s headquarters while observing modern celebrations.
The narrator notes freshly painted poor PA housefronts and a lack of American uniforms or colonels, sensing an eerie calm. If colonels have left town, swivel chairs suggest the war is over and what remains is peace.
Commentaries from Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Adm. William Fechterer discuss U S aims in Asia. Lodge stresses not abandoning prisoners as hostages during conflicts. Fechterer doubts Communists could reach Formosa in an invasion.
Oswald Jacoby highlights Missouri player David Carter as a rising threat at the National Championship in St. Louis the first week of August. Carter’s aggressive two no trump opener and clever play turn a potential contract into a striking steal as he assembles nine tricks from clubs and spades while opponents misstep on defense.
In a tense bridge hand Carter employs a clever sequence. West gains a club lead, dummy signals hearts, and East discards fearfully. Carter then crowns the run by spreading spades and diamonds, securing his eighth and ninth tricks while denying West the king of diamonds.
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