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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
9
Anne Morrow Lindbergh compares middle age to adolescence and urges ongoing personal growth toward maturity. The column promotes a booklet titled How To Be A Good Mother In Law available for 25 cents plus stamps, and notes insights on workplace satisfaction and compulsive spending with budget advice.
Earl Wilson describes a leisurely voyage with heavy sleeping and daylong film viewings. He jokes about interviewing passengers, plans a war reportage on shore, and notes groaning at early movie starts while gossiping about celebrities and a Moulin Rouge style show idea.
A quirky New York column notes diverse, humorous facts from mail. It claims fat beggars receive more, Eskimos use plastic foam igloos, malaria declines in the U.S., and various odd stats on society, habits, and celebrities.
Oswald Jacoby argues a no club bid by Joe Four with no reason. Joe’s partner had passed and clubs offered no path. His bid warned opponents from a likely no trump game, leading to severe punishment as West doubled and opened.
In a North South vul scenario, East's aggressive defense and timely ruffing push Joe into a seven trick loss, despite East and West already holding a game. The opening lead of spades and subsequent heart and diamond maneuvers traced the downfall to Joe's decision to bid.
A fragmented astrological snippet lists Aries through Virgo signs with strained phrases. It mentions correspondence piling up for Aries, vague career hints for Taurus, and mixed notes on Cancer, Leo, Virgo with unclear details about affection and money. The legible content is sparse and non-specific.
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