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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
19
Question and answer style discusses factors causing wives to feel nerves and irritation in cars with husbands. Cites psychologists noting trends among men with toy train hobbies and a survey by Better Homes and Gardens of 300 wives. Highlights irritations from sudden stops, traffic jams, aggressive driving, late-night trips, and time pressure. suggests more rest stops to reduce tension.
Cary Grant defends ex wife Barbara and explains his view of people as they are. The piece details his touring life and a humorous incident in a restaurant where he was approached about favorites. It mixes celebrity anecdotes with gossip about actors, pets, and magazine scandals.
A humorous critique of modern American anxiety catalogs numerous phobias with playful phrases. The piece satirizes trends in fearing everything from atom bombs to everyday objects, urging readers to identify and name hidden worries for social polish.
Aries advises maintaining momentum by adapting to associates moods. Taurus urges explicitness in correspondence to avoid trouble. Gemini suggests avoiding costly influence and sending a long overdue letter to a friend. Cancer favors steady, not forceful, progress. Leo warns against wasting talents on minor projects. Virgo urges overcoming cynicism with help from peers. Libra stresses focus on reality and harmony through compromise. Scorpio cautions delaying stalemate on business. act next week. Sagittarius recommends postponing social plans to contribute to shared joy. Capricorn urges not letting annoyances disrupt routine and quick decisive action. Aquarius notes family matters should be kept private and not discussed with acquaintances. Pisces counsels going slowly when facing growing opposition. 1955, Field Enterprises, Inc.
A mixed OCR puzzle style list presents biblical terms, names, and definitions with scattered clues. Entries range from places like Capernaum to apostle names, objects, animals, and common words. The readable portions resemble a word puzzle or crossword style compilation rather than a cohesive news article.
A string of broken phrases and letter fragments hints at a puzzle style fill in. It lists numbers 40 through 52 with partial clues and odd word pairs, suggesting a crossword or cryptic exercise lacking clear questions or instructions.
Oswald Jacoby and Arthur Miller discuss a bridge hand from Fort Worth expert Miller. Miller doubled the opening heart bid, then spades, showing a strong hand. After a spade overcall, West and South navigate ruffs and discards as Miller forges a nine of spades trick via a trump finesse to secure nine of ten remaining tricks.
Fragmentary bridge notation shows a South hand with opening lead of four, a sequence of passes, and a double. The readable pieces mention directions North South East West and bids 24 2a Pass 3 4 6, indicating a partial deal with uncertain contracts and outcome.
A cleaved fragment notes the Blanquita theater in Havana with 6,500 seats claiming the largest theater seating capacity worldwide. It also mentions trivia on first offenses in shoplifting and a bridge hand tactic, plus a historical reference to Benjamin Franklin and the first circulating library in the United States.
The narrative describes a bridge play where dummy repeats a finesse to preserve the queen of spades, East cannot gain, and the declarer leads three trumps to draw all. A misplay by South would force an unavoidable dilemma, risking a trump trick and eliminating further chances for finesses.
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