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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1947
Page
5
In Manhattan an applicant for reiter arrives in a city welfare office in a mink coat signaling a new look. The column notes mixed reactions to politics and policy, referencing Congress, voting rights for Indians, anti-communist fears, and debates over feeding Europe and France.
Answers cover insect terminology Jewish surname adoption in Europe Gilbert and Sullivan's first works Shakespearean distinction Hamlet as the longest speaking character. The text references various historical notes and names without full context.
Question set explains the wife’s intelligence in Goodbye Mr Chips life lessons and promotes a 15 cent booklet Overcoming Self consciousness and Gaining Self confidence. It also notes parenting warnings about police and sex topics and advertises The Power of Conversational Action booklet with a 10 cent price and return envelope.
A bridge column notes a freak distribution hand from the Central New Jersey team-of-four championship in Trenton. South opens clubs, West doubles, East shows distribution, and the ensuing bids reflect flexible responses with three spades or four spades depending on partner strength.
In a bridge session North's five clubs bid hints at a misdeclared suit. East’s varied responses—five spades five hearts and five clubs—lead to a series of ruffs and trumps. South counters with ace of clubs, Worth covers queen, North ruffs hearts, and the play continues with a diamond trick and further heart ruffs.
Fragmented crossword style text lists clues and partial phrases across many numbered entries. The block includes hints for animals plants foods and celestial terms, with scattered abbreviations and foreign language fragments. No coherent news event or person is clearly identifiable.
A collection of brief quotations from public figures including William Green of the AFL, General Omar N. Bradley, President Truman, and A. B. Whitney, criticizing postwar anti labor measures, urging service to country, wartime production pride, and political critique of the Republican party, with remarks on economic policy and loans.
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