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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1947
Page
11
A fragmented OCR puzzle item from a newspaper page lists horizontal and vertical clue sets about a U S Representative and various wordplay prompts. The readable fragments include names, abbreviations, and definitions across scattered entries, with no coherent narrative or complete entries available for solid summarization.
excerpts from remarks at an Inter-American Conference and U.N. discussions. Cyrus Ching Ira Ren Vandenberg Forrestal Beightler Beightler Warren Austin and Charles de Gaulle are quoted on labor relations, totalitarian regimes, the United Nations, and the impact of economic aid, highlighting skepticism about miracles yet urging steady action.
A fragmented listing shows upcoming radio show lines from KFOX KNX KVOR KHCA and more, including bands, brass ensembles, organ music, and talk pieces. It references Amelia Keen roving PETLET and mentions programming notes from stations like KHJ KVOR KTAC and KECA with various times and broadcasts.
A fragment quotes Virgil F. Whiffletree arguing that peace treaties cannot end World War II until a nickel or more than a pure number is spent on the telephone Foreign Service. The remark hints at wartime communication costs as a lasting burden.
McKenney notes no Pacific coast women yet in Life Masters list awaiting Coronado regional from November 7 to 11 where several capable women players will compete with eastern champions. He highlights Mazy Jane Kauder as a strong Pacific coast figure facing an unusual situation.
In a bridge session West wins the early trick and anticipates defeating the contract. Kauder (South) holds with ten in clubs and ruffs to present a sequence where Rast signals and discard options reveal a four trump hand versus declarer. The play continues with ruffs and overruffing as diamonds and hearts shift, shaping the final trick outcomes.
A garbled Q and A page lists queries on wartime Lexington casualties, world smallest states, the Lord's Prayer rock nearby Bristol VA, the camp robber bird, Queen Victoria’s wartime stance, a haddle fish rumor, and U.N. Charter approval. The Navy reports 7 killed and 327 wounded aboard the Lexington on Nov 5 1944.
A garbled passage discusses Senator Soaper, around crowd talk, trials at Nuernberg, and broad social themes. It references extreme penalties, capitalism, a July or September mood, and unclear notes on women, home life, and youth, all in a blurred, Dickensian-styled collage of phrases.
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