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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
17
A column riffs on current politics and oddities from butter sightings to gravity musings. It parodies candidates like Tult and references Gov. Dewey while mixing in mock headlines and playful phrases about global affairs and energy. The tone resembles a satirical, old-fashioned newspaper column.
William E McKenney and Weisbach of Cincinnati, Ohio, with Allen Harvey of Louisville, Ky, clinched the Masters Pairs title. The article notes Weisbach’s sharp play devising the ninth trick, choosing clubs over spades and detailing the critical card sequence and hand analysis.
Puzzle clues mix familiar wordplay for a themed crossword style page. Across clues reference names and items like air waves actress and Newfoundland peninsula while vertical clues promise crowd related terms and wordplay on classic phrases.
A garbled OCR fragment lists random terms including batterer tantalum goddess Greek letter and area measure with symbols for nickel. It reads like stray notes or ciphered annotations rather than a coherent news item. The piece includes stray brackets and incomplete phrases, lacking clear event or sourcing.
Gene Byrnes presents a Q and A on psychology noting that training can help maladjusted individuals articulate feelings and questions. It discusses gender differences in依 reliance on relationships and cautions that IQ tests measure not intelligence but learned tasks.
The United States faced fire losses of over 500 million dollars in 1946 with carelessness blamed. President Truman proclaims Fire Prevention Week beginning October 5 to urge national action to reduce fire hazards and protect lives and property as observed by the New York Times.
A scanned Q and A page covers word origins such as boycotting, sugar beet differences, baseball retirements on two pitches, colonial home colors, Princess Elizabeth's majority, and telephone comms over power lines. It lists questions with concise historical and factual answers from various topics.
A fragment from a wartime discussion shows leaders like McCloy and Dewey weighing peace versus conflict. Quotes on American and British resolve, Russian longevity fears, and UN stance reflect a world anxious about achieving durable peace.
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