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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1947
Page
7
Senator Soaper rails at current world order noting high cost of living and scarce goods. Petrillo warns no recordings after December 31 by the AFM while public sentiment fixates on dismounted disc jockey. References to Edison, Red diplomacy at Lake Success, Palestine partition and a moderne outer office scene populate a broader satirical portrait.
A presidential candidate argues abolition of the veto would push the UN from peace to war, while Senator Taft criticizes union leaders for restraining their members and public liberties. The quotes reflect debates on international power and labor influence.
A misread Q and A list about the Conscious Fund of the U S Treasury. It explains anonymous contributions go to the general fund, Newton boiled watch anecdote, Pacific cemetery status for the 77th Division, two ID tags, Lady Windermere’s Fan star, Caruso’s first phonograph recordings, and blood volume estimates.
A jumble of program notes and station references outlines tonight’s KNX KUJ and KECA broadcasts featuring dramas comedies and news segments. It mentions actors and titles like The Hocking Aten panel and No Name while noting Navy interviews and sports updates across several affiliates.
A chaotic broadcast schedule lists stations and programs from KECA to KNX with regional mentions and show times. A psychology column by Milton Wright discusses gender differences in emotions among college students and drivers' accident patterns with noted statistics and a plea to keep repeat offenders off the road.
A fragmented OCR record lists crossword style clues and numbers with stray characters. It mentions terms such as Hebrew deity and Italian city among mixed entries, suggesting a large puzzle or word list rather than a narrative report. The readable items imply an interior page element rather than a news item.
Fragmentary crossword style entries with numeric clues and definitions. Appears as a partial glossary with items like “Mohammed's son-in-law” and “Bacchsauls'” alongside numeric references and abbreviations.
The column previews a series on improving bridge understanding with weekly hands. It notes rising winter interest in contract bridge, highlights the value of bidding knowledge, and presents an example hand where South should respond with two spades after North opens one diamond.
The article discusses a bridge deal where West chooses a club doubleton lead against four spades. It argues East should duck the first club trick to infer West holds a singleton or doubleton and to counter a potential ace. Declarer wins the first club trick and faces a complex position.
In a bridge play, Turner misfires on a trump lead but survives a risky sequence. West wins a heart trick, returns clubs, East overtakes with the ace, West ruffs, then cashes the remaining heart to defeat the contract.
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