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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1950

Page

7

Calamity Jane Burial at Mount Moriah Deadwood

In Deadwood South Dakota Calamity Jane is buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The Q A section covers diverse trivia including Archimedes and Philadelphia’s name meaning brotherly love. It notes historical references to mirrors and reflections and cites 1794 experiments with concave reflectors, adding context to a reader Q A format.

Philadelphia William Penn Penn Calamity Jane Mount Moriah Cemetery Deadwood S. Dak

What Others Are Saying by Carl Ryman

Collected social quips and opinions feature remarks on military alcohol policy and other topical views. Mrs. BD Leigh Coloin promotes prohibition in the services while Mrs. June Byers notes campaign relevance. Deii Acheson and Rep John Dingell weigh in on Korea and support for soldiers with nourishment.

Carl Ryman

Measures Analyzed Voters Moving Before Election

An UCLA political science writer explains Prop 4 amending the state constitution to allow voters who moved within 90 days of an election to vote in their previous county. It requires US citizenship, one year in state, 90 days in county, 54 days in precinct before election and registration. Argus favored noting it clarifies legal doubt without enabling double voting.

United States Argus

Placing Balloons Against the Iron Curtain for Propaganda

A St Louis Pest-Dispute letter contemplates using propaganda balloons to reach the Soviet Union. It notes the Nazis dropped 21,000 leaflets monthly as a caution, argues for multi repetition, and urges thorough investigation of unconventional methods to spread democratic ideas beyond frontiers.

Washington Ukraine Reymond P. Brandt Kremlin Ivan Yvan St. Louis Pest

Hardy Bloom: Opening in cavity and 7k bendy fee report

A journal item details Hardy Bloom with an opening in a cavity and a listed fee of 7k. The notes mention related terms such as Cupid Mulet and a depiction of a horizontal citizen. The fragmentary text is partially legible with several obscurities.

Bridge hand analysis with bids and errors

A bridge column discusses a hand where East over bids, Bill's over call is praised, Lou's double misfires yet pays off, and South misplays by ruffing a winning heart instead of trumping. The piece notes the opening lead and contrasts correct and incorrect plays, ending with a reflection on down two versus down one.

Bill East Lou Ted South

Bold Bidder Overcalls Lead to Notorious Blunder

In a tense bridge hand, Bold Bad Bidder presses an overcall, sparking a sharp exchange with Larceny Lou. Bill laments a failed strategy, claiming if he had ruffed and pulled trumps his contract would have stood. Lou counters that even with wheels he would be wary of overcalls.

Larceny Lou Bill

Bridge hand commentary on a misplayed ruff and overruff

The description follows a contract where one defender ruffs with seven over an overruff and feeds the jack of spades. Declarer wins with queen, plays seven to king, and tries to ruff remaining spades. East overruffs for the fifth trick, then leads a heart enabling a sixth trick. Lou later ruffs another spade and East overruffs again to defeat the hand. Bil could have saved the second penalty by discarding a heart earlier.

Declarer East Lou Bil

Mind Teasers and Social Advice From an Odd Column

A fragmented advice column discusses kiss rules and public perception. It cites experts on love and marriage, recommends books by Millis and Cooley, and riffs on predicting futures with astrology and self-help notions. The writer also quotes Jerome K. Jerome about work and includes references to a booklet on personal parlor skills.

Joe Jim Barnum Donald Cooley Ques Fisher Jerome K. Jerome Pan Millom Myater Mting

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