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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1957
Page
7
The piece surveys self understanding over self condemnation for inner peace. It cites Rabbi J L Liebman on understanding minds, notes gender differences in worry from psychology, and quotes Dr Alvin M Weinberg predicting boredom from nuclear energy and widespread do it yourself and TV use.
A gossip column piece follows Debra Paget as she vents about her boss at 20th Century Fox refusing to fire her. Her mother, ex actress Maggie Gibson, supports dramatic shifts to riskier roles while Debra eyes TV and film moves amid a cast of Hollywood names and banter.
Aunt Het says she would not use fine china daily even if affordable and notes guests feel better when extra style is shown during visits.
A historic Bible verse offers a concise life sketch: Enoch walked with God and was not, for God took him. The line is famed for its brevity and mystery, suggesting a rare, intimate relationship with the divine. This compact biographical note is often cited in discussions of faith and mortality.
New York columnist hints at curious facts from mail noting FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover estimates that 1 of every 16 Americans has been arrested and fingerprinted. He cites varied figures including crime costs vs church donations and other odd trivia spanning education, fashion, animals, and history.
Fragment from a vintage tip sheet notes diverse items: Bay of Fundy tides, Peary’s Snow Baby, a high speed nut maker, and a method to reuse a phonograph record as a storage book with labeled grit pockets for sandpaper.
Oswald Jacoby explains the book play in bridge, noting its rarity in real games. West opens nine of spades against three no trump, dummy plays ten, partner jack, declarer four, partner leads king spades and holds it. When partner leads a low spade and declarer wins with ace, choose to discard queen of diamonds to avoid wasted strength and ensure partner can win a diamond trick. Signor Mimmo D'Alelio, a
A member of the World Champion Italian team stayed in the country long enough to compete in the Vanderbilt Cup. He held the West hand and won a match by discarding the queen of diamonds on the third spade lead. Plainly skilled in bridge, strong in 52-card view, yet impressive with only his own hand and dummy visible.
The longest war in American history refers to the conflict with the Seminole Indians that began in 1835. The Florida Seminoles did not reach peace with the United States government until 1934.
The page presents a star sign forecast with Aries through Pisces segments. It notes caution against overoptimism for Aries and advises on diplomacy for Gemini, romance for Cancer, and financial calm for Libra. Taurus urges focus on work, Leo predicts an active week, and Capricorn timing shifts improve by afternoon.
ATO Commander Gen Lauris Norstad warns that defense spending cuts may risk the catastrophe we have labored to avert. Yale Divinity School’s Dr Wesley Skrader criticizes Sunday school as the most wasted hour of the week, noting some parents seek only one hour free from children.
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