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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1947
Page
9
A reader quiz in The Log Beneh Vrean Telegraim Infoenition outlines questions and answers on topics from mink coat weights to winter bee feeding. It notes Italy became a republic in 1546 and details the Boston codfish effigy history and John Bartlett’s biography and works.
The statement on Eisenhower's behalf asserts he had no prior knowledge of political activities and does not seek office while Army Chief of Staff. It notes supporters may campaign after his retirement, while condemning political pressure during his current nonpolitical service. The piece reflects New York Times tone on the military figure.
Tonight a jam packed radio schedule features guest stars Ozzie Starrlet and Phil, with KECA and KNX presenting top acts. Stations KECA and KNX discuss music, dance and comedy as Rivera End and host witticisms set the tone for an eventful evening across multiple outlets.
Fragmentary OCR of a radio program grid lists many stations and show names such as Wendy War Religioun and Queen for a Day. Numerous call letters and times appear distorted, offering little coherent programming context or schedule detail.
A fragmented educational piece outlines views on gambling drives gender differences, happiness sources, and prejudice. It notes men as explorers and leaders while highlighting women as more risk-aware and urges happiness through service and growth. It promotes conversational skill as a path to better social interaction and offers a paid self-help pamphlet by Milo Weds with self-addressed return envelopes.
In a complex Vienna coup, Ralph W. Gresham of New York demonstrates precise card reading and calculation on a bridge hand. He wins the opening trick, sets up the final distribution, and sacrifices to reveal the club and heart sequence needed to make the contract, guiding the dummy and himself through a sequence ending with favorable discards.
An OCR damaged page lists scattered clues and terms including political imagery, abbreviations, chemistry symbols, and vocabulary items. The fragment references U.S. Senator images, West Virginian material, and assorted word puzzles or cross references with several numbered entries.
A string of fragmented clues appears, with numbers and partial phrases such as Anewer 40 Prev 21 Ancestra 22 Train 25 Lure 27 and others. The text reads like a word puzzle or crossword scrap with scattered definitions, symbols, and names, including references to a Russian ruler and a biblical name, interleaved by numeric markers.
In a bridge hand West declines a heart, dummy wins with the deuce, and the king of clubs and queen of clubs remain unused. The declarer, needing the queen of clubs to complete the hand, misses the trick and loses the remaining plays.
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