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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
7
A chaotic Paris gossip collage notes a French hotel bustle with stars like Errol Flynn and Harry Truman visiting Cannes, plus playful vignettes about Georgie Jessel, John Wayne, and Linda Christian. It sketches Perisian odds and ends from a night of celebrity sightings and witty quips.
Theodore Thames founded the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1890. The Liberty Bell in Mexico rang to call patriots to arms in 1810 and now peals annually on September 16. Snippets describe thin fingers of toast served dry and crisp with wine or soup as a garnish.
A religious quotation attributed to Thomas Fuller cites Matthew 10 20 about not speaking by self but by the Spirit of the Father. It urges seekers to look inward to discover what God has written concerning them in Heaven and the graces wrought in their own bosom.
A New York piece argues men fail with women when they ignore flattery and adoration. It claims women crave validation of beauty and are drawn to praise, while men who boast or abandon effort lose appeal. Advice centers on keeping a flirtatious edge, elevating the partner, then withdrawing briefly.
The Lewis and Clark expedition operated on a $2,500 budget with 31 men in the official party. They traveled from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Coast and back, a journey lasting from May 1804 to September 1808.
The remarks quote Sen Theodore Green on Russia suspending nuclear tests and contrast views from Randolph Churchill and Rev Peter John Powell. The piece discusses Western leadership, colonial history, and Indian land losses as a context for global politics.
A terse bridge excerpt shows a vulnerable South facing West North East with a past 201 sequence. South opens with no bid and East passes. The fragment ends with East passing after a read.
A fragmented astrological page lists sun signs with date ranges and vague forecasts. It references betrothals, career shifts, and personal luck, mentioning months and periods for each sign and urging readers to stay in touch and adapt to changes.
Summary of a Bridge play from Watson’s book explaining a backward finesse in three no trump. Declarer must keep West from leading while establishing diamonds, leading the jack of diamonds to ride. If West holds queen-ten doubleton, adjustments are needed to guard against backfire.
A discussion notes seven million American children live with one or no parent due to death desertion divorce or disability. It argues many delinquency cases arise from broken homes but stresses caring foster or parental figures can make any home good. Professor Havigurst surveys how primes of life vary by profession gender and personal circumstance.
Sant Ste. Marie Michigan, one of the United States' oldest cities, traces its founding to Father Jacques Marquette who established a French settlement there.
The moon travels in an ellipse around the Earth approximately every 27.3 days. It covers an average distance of 238,900 miles, roughly 30 times the Earth's diameter.
AUNT HET defends aging with sharp wit, chiding Emmis for hiding age while she jokes about seeming fifty though she is under forty five. The exchange mirrors playful small-town banter typical of the era.
A reflective meditation on fatherhood describing how fathers are formed through learning, patience, and a private sense of goodness seen in a child. It asserts that a father’s reward lies in being a model of strength, wisdom, and moderation, including in alcohol use, shared by businessmen and fathers alike.
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