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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
7
The article discusses saving habits and phobias linking thrift to neurosis, suggesting wise money management avoids extremes. It notes individuals may be industrious in some areas yet lazy in others and emphasizes curiosity as a key to youth and mental vitality through daily engagement and social activity.
In Ruth Anne Hickman's Madison Avenue salon Charles Berendzen, a 29 year old from Walters Oklahoma, works as a male pedicurist to socialites including Babe Rockefeller and Miss Lily Lodge. The piece mixes Hollywood anecdotes, fashion feet lore, and a flash of salon intrigue with Pam Curran and Desi Arnaz in brief, cheeky vignettes.
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service notes Americans logged 18 billion miles on 34.5 million trips to fish, spending two billion dollars and 397 million man-days in a year. Experts say 40 million anglers exist, with licenses varying by state. The piece also shares insights on fish senses, lifespans, and notable species, contrasting fishing with baseball in popular appeal.
In a bridge excerpt East and West fail to distinguish in bidding. Four spades would have made the contract. South refused to bid four hearts, East defended poorly. West opened king of spades and overtake with ace, then club return would have given two club tricks and beat the contract.
A readable zodiac page offers terse daily hints for Aries to Pisces with dated lines. Mentioned are cooperation, study, shopping cautions, and income tips, ending with a prompt about choosing a National League team. The tone imitates mid century newspaper horoscopes and notes a baseball question at the finish.
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