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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
9
A dated Horoscope column outlines zodiac signs from Cancer to Pisces with brief, mixed guidance. It hints at caution, social curiosity, career boosts, and relationship notes, noting temporary attractions, personality changes, quick actions, patience, rest, and emotional pulls across several signs.
A collage of celebrity anecdotes from Rome to Broadway, detailing Julie Wilson’s taxi pinching in Italy, Bob Goldstein’s exit-price theory for film audiences, sightings of Princess Margaret with William Holden, Deb orah Kerr, and others. It notes Jerry Lee Lewis’s Broadway stint ending after one night, Arlene’s impostor call, and playful jabs at stars, with punchlines from Earl Wilson and Pete-tito.
In a bluff and misplay narrative, players argue about opening leads and ruffing power as South handles a three heart contract. The column notes that a trump opening by North would have changed defense chances, allowing South's ruffing to crush the diamonds and halt the rubber.
Dean John EB Burchard of Bechoot from MIT argues that threats of demolition over romantic incidents are outdated. He says new technology has promoted formal peace, though uneasily, reflecting a cautious optimism about global stability.
Hal Boyle notes it was once common for rural girls to wear dresses sewn from flour sacks and carry simple wardrobes. He recalls nostalgia for easier community life, free lunches at saloons, child photography trends, and small municipal comforts reflecting a bygone era.
A nostalgic look through shared memories of past comforts and quirks. It recalls children sold from wealthy homes, the pride in flower beds, superstition about cracks, glamor icons like Mary Pickford, brass cuspidors, salt mackerel breakfasts, and a world of simple family rituals including banking the furnace, a scissors grinder’s call, and grandma by the fireside.
Two families cannot live under one roof yet joint living needs clear agreements to avoid friction. In laws require explicit roles to prevent fuss over chores. Westerns appeal to kids who imitate heroes and villains to vent aggression, while adults seek safe outlet for impulses. Symphony Orchestre Clarksville Ark claims to be the smallest U.S. community with a symphony, population 9,343 in 1950.
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