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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1955
Page
11
A historical Q and A discusses women's liberal education and job preparation, noting women face a tougher political information task. a psychologist compares traits in 50 men and 50 women, finding women generally slower. Kenneth Keys Jr argues certainty signals half-education, quoting Korzybski on allness as a form of illness.
Polished blurbs from New York nightlife and film circles note Arthur Caesar’s Hollywood stance, Wanda Bergman and Gilbert Bec sightings, Eddie Fisher at a wedding invite, Sam Hoffman photos, Jim Packenham’s rural simile, and Diana Washington’s impending marriage. Also mention Gregory Peck and Veronique Passani at Chez Vito, plus Dina Washington rumored nuptials and Paul Hartman’s London permit dispute.
Sen Soaper notes jet airplanes offer speed and thinner waists as a cue to fashion progress. He questions why no burlesque figure renamed herself Gaza. He cites a success manual about selling what people want and ponders buying money cheaper than selling it.
Instructions describe making a longer electrician’s bit by drilling holes deeper and cutting off tang at the end of the shank so it fits standard chucks. Smooth edges and insert slowly to avoid binding.
In a bridge discussion by Oswald Jacoby the importance of thoughtful play is stressed. The article cites a specific hand where East erred by leading a heart after a sequence, allowing West to win with the ace and hold the defense.
National pastime phooey as Hal Boyle notes sidewalk reflections on World Series nerves. Many thoughtful fans dread the frightful spectacle and the season’s hype, preferring quiet days to the drama of baseball’s crowning event.
A collage of quotes on child discipline and civic duty contrasts with opinions on baseball. It critiques sports fans, notes the World Series aura, and questions the notion of baseball as national pastime while likening it to an industry and art form.
The note mocks professional baseball and the World Series as poor national pastimes for adults. It also lists priorities like money making and parking searches as true American preoccupations, while cynically implying the writer fled the game after a ticket.
A dense word game puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed themes including countries, cheese, emotions, a misheard quote, literary figures, and various objects. It appears as a long, fragmented OCR of clue lines with several garbled entries and stray punctuation.
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