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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1957
Page
9
The piece cites Dr William Sherman on fatigue from crowded rooms and colors, links impulse buying to strained moods, and argues marriage happiness does not hinge solely on mutual understanding. It notes fatigue from lack of elbow room, and colors such as white purple brown orange contributing to tired feelings.
A collage of cheeky notes from a Hollywood gossip column recounts sign off misunderstandings and party chatter. It includes quips about Tennessee Ernie Ford, Arthur Godfrey, Janette Davis, Pauline Lupowitz, and Lois Collins, with brief sketches of Sharman Douglas, Lindberghs, and other stars, plus light jests on fashion and travel.
A brief tip explains using permanent magnets screwed to a tool board to support steel tools that aren’t too heavy. Do not use these magnets to hang files. Copyright Better Homes and Gonieas.
Facts cover Sam uel Chase as the only SCOTUS justice impeached and acquitted in 1803, writer Mary Noailles Murfree known as Charles Egbert Craddock, Korean naming order, the Boston Tea Party loss valued near $90000, and England’s seven ruling queens in history.
A collage of mailed-in tidbits spans propaganda costs, optical humor, state mottos, tree growth tied to daylight, traffic death statistics, driving advice, Podunk Massachusetts, and quotes from June Taylor Arthur Murray Viscount Soulbury and George Bernard Shaw, presented in a quick bulletin style.
A collage quotes Archbishop Lucey praising U N progress amid ageold rivalries, Judge Rudd on patience in civil rights sit ins, and President Eisenhower warning that government controls could hurt business and labor as inflation looms. The remarks reflect postwar debates on peace, reform, and policy.
A cautious remark about speaking of family matters to a trusted friend hints at unintended disclosures. The speaker notes that intimate conversations can lead to unforeseen slips of information.
SOQUTH'S problem in the ploy of the no trump grand slam was to find and pick up the qugen of diamonds. He won the opening heart lead and fed four rounds of clubs while East discarded spades and West followed. South then cashed three spades, East followed, West discarded a heart, and a diamond was led to the king with the ten from dummy. South then played from his hand to exploit West's overcall, counting the hand.
The analysis notes West required six hearts for his jump desired, but with four clubs and two spades totaling 12 cards in three suits he could hold only one diamond. The conclusion is the finesse was sure and the bid was unnecessarily foolish given opponents likely held 2 game or better.
Readers receive a zodiac style forecast detailing traits and advice for each sign. Aries through Virgo paragraphs offer personal guidance on signing documents, dating, cooperation, love, charm, finances, and career, with dates and brief situational notes.
The bid harmed the player, as North and South could have stopped at a small slam but risking a grand slam could reveal the diamond queen and lead to a trick loss. The analysis suggests caution to avoid overreaching when the odds are uncertain.
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