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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
9
A 1000 girl survey links girls popularity to sociable conduct with boys, noting older girls emphasize behavior more. Psychologist Gardner Murphy says selfishness is teachable only to a degree, urging research over denunciation for a fuller view of human nature. Studies show halo effects in written ratings, with kindness and honesty requiring real maturity.
A sprawling Hollywood tease notes J Paul Getty seeks to kill Jack Paar and bar Elsa Maxwell from the air amid threats of damages and malice. Rita Hayworth and Jim Hilde are touring Europe on their honeymoon while Lena Horne and Tina Louise face health bumps. Roxanne Arlen reports a voodoo rumor, Denise Darcel’s Beau tests, and new publishing news mix with party chatter and fashion notes from New York and Philadelphia society.
A fragment from a Better Homes and Gardens style note discusses Schlesinger Jr. comments and a quirky tip to remove insects from car grills using baking soda. It mentions Harvard, a Pulitzer winner, and offers a home cleanup tip with cautious phrasing and period voice.
Dorothy Wilding, a renowned photographer, has spent a lifetime capturing royalty and famous figures. Her early royal portrait of the future Duke of Ant was a gateway to sessions with Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret. The Mayfair studio hosts calls from Buckingham Palace and Madison Avenue, with Wilding recalling Edward VIII and Barbara Hutton among her subjects.
A quirky 1958 era column blends a zodiac forecast with comic studio anecdotes. It notes Aries through Pisces, hints at personal traits, and includes quotes about Bernard Baruch, George Bernard Shaw, and Somerset Maugham during photographic sessions at a Mayfair studio.
A quotational snippet contrasts ruin and redemption as a guiding theme in biblical history. It highlights two voices within scripture, linking Galatians 4 5 to a broader Arch of Bible history and the idea of adoption through Christ.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where a weak opening bid sparks varied reactions. East overcalls two clubs. North jumps to four spades. South supports with five diamonds, signaling ace. Dummy ruffs the opening club lead as trumps are drawn and clubs eliminated.
In a recent bridge session the dummy’s diamonds and the sceef heads trick were conceded. The slam was available but East did not overcall. North and South may not have realized the strength of their combined hands.
Michigan reports the most state and roadside parks among states, with data showing 700 American families consuming nearly 95 quads of milk yearly for breakfast cereals, highlighting high park access and dairy usage trends.
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