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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
9
A card game column recounts a bridge hand where a supposed easy laydown was defeated by careful play. The declarer, facing a 5-1 heart split, uncovers a simple sequence involving club ruffs and a diamond ruff to overpower experts, revealing the correct line only after detailed analysis.
Public interest article from the Long Beach Branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association explains rupture of a stomach or duodenal ulcer. It covers symptoms, shock signs, X ray aid, and recommends closing the hole rather than removing the ulcer, in urgent surgical management.
New York reader echoes Sunday newspaper hobbyist clash and celebration. The essay notes two types skimmers and perfectionists, and boasts finally reading the New York Times in full on its 100th anniversary after 14 years of effort. Frances teases with a joke about golf and butterflies.
A narrator boasts of devouring a Sunday paper from front to back in one sitting, claiming to skim every section and track the ads and reviews. He imagines a feat of reading, joking about weathering the English Channel of pages, while his wife urges rest and a break from the ritual.
A speaker warns that losing Western Europe would make it harder to hold territory, while losing the Asiatic mainland might still allow survival and recovery. The remark contrasts strategic consequences for Western and Asiatic fronts and implies a plan to rebuild if Asia falls.
Q A reader asks if General Douglas MacArthur received the Medal of Honor. A President Roosevelt awarded it in 1942 for gallantry in the Philippines. presentation by the U S minister to Australia while MacArthur was in Australia. Q Where is the longest submarine cable? Fanning Island near Hawaii, about 3600 miles from western Canada. Q What makes the click of moving train wheels? Passing over rail joints. Q Does Lions Club name signify anything? The letters stand for Liberty Independence Our Nation s Safety.
A fragment describes my brother Bill and his wife suffering serious heart pain during a visit to Bill. The narrator compares the pain to the ache Ma feels when Bill visits her, suggesting recurring emotional or health concerns within family gatherings.
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