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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1958
Page
11
The piece cites Daniel Prescott on parenting love as a motive behind behavior and explores morale differences between night and day shifts. It notes smaller firms often have better morale and examines how criticism is delivered depending on hierarchy and power, citing research on workplace dynamics.
In Hollywood chatter producer Joe Pasternak promotes Eddie Fisher for MGM a long term contract beyond singing. Debates swirl about his TV and nightclub appeal echoing Frank Sinatra while Debbie Reynolds garners praise as a versatile talent.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE surveys a collage of odd facts and quips from mailbag items. The notes range from ancient India buying the subcontinent for 300 elephants to termites digesting wood and a dim view of modern living costs. The item mixes trivia, celebrity tidbits, and humorous asides in a breezy 1955 snapshot.
A narrator recalls Cousin Henry as a philosopher type, unusually calm and placid about trouble as long as it does not affect him, describing his demeanor in a measured, affectionate tone.
In a bridge hand South and West clash over a game attempt after North jumps to three hearts. West opens diamonds, the declarer holds key high cards, and careful defense uncovers the killer spade trick sequence. East’s queen of spades remains elusive, sealing the contract.
A bridge deal shows South with 7 points and a diamond?emphasis. The auction starts with South bidding one no trump and West passing. The opening lead is the king. The continuation remains unclear from the fragment, but the row indicates a standard early-play scenario. West collected the lead and bids are silent beyond the initial pass sequence.
The article explains four quarter five quarter and six quarter lumber sizes, noting a five quarter stock measures about 11 percent inch thick with minor variation. It links board price to grade with higher grades costing more and mentions defects like knots and decay in finish lumber.
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