Volkswagen with a hole in its head sales pitch
A fragmented ad compares a Volkswagen with a hole in its top to other cars, boasting low gas use and long tire life. It markets Kendon Volkswagen and local dealers in Harbor City and Lakewood, touting affordability and reliability amid garbled OCR text.
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Volkswagen
Rai Arie
Feminine Logic by Jean Flynn on freedom and happiness
Jean Flynn notes that people who pursue personal happiness and freedom are often the first to be shocked by life, offering a blunt reflection on gendered expectations and resilience.
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Jean Flynn
Fishers to observe 50th year
Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Fisher will celebrate their golden anniversary with an open house at 6621 Gardenia Ave Long Beach. Hosts include Lester H. Fisher Paul R. Fisher Edith Fisher Louise Steliga Daniel Valley Ruth Parks. Fisher retired from Long Beach Unified Maintenance. Edith a Blue Star Mothers member. Dayton visitors Vere Macy Jack Wilson Ernest Shaffer will attend.
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R. Fisher
Gardenia Ave
Lester H. Fisher
Paul R. Fisher
Edith Fisher
Long Beach
Louise Steliga
Daniel Valley
Ruth Parks
Buena Park
Fisher
Long Beach Unified
Blue Star Mothers of America
Dayton, Ohio
Messrs. and Mmes, Vere~ Macy
Jack Wilson
Ernest Shaffer
Coppertone Sunblock Ad And Bridge Strategy Confusion
An advertisement touts Coppertone sunblock with sun protection and moisturizers while a bridge game narrative follows West facing a decision on a heart lead and defensive signaling. The map of plays shows West's choice to discard the queen heart and pursue a winning path, influencing the match point outcome.
Dad and daughter spankings spark family debate
A father writes asking for guidance after disciplining Ruthie for misbehavior while his own children face lighter consequences. A daughter replies advising caution, arguing that punishment should not be solely based on what others do. The exchange highlights differing views on parental discipline within a family.
Foster Homes Needed for Long Beach Children
Mary M. ONeill, program chief of Family Services, says foster homes are in short supply in Long Beach. About 1000 new families opened their homes last year, but more hosts are needed. Foster care differs from adoption and placements can last months or a year, with expenses paid by placement agencies. Clothing and medical care are provided. These are not delinquent children. crises in families cause homelessness and siblings are often separated due to lack of homes. Information is available by calling Homefinders.
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Long Beach
Mary M. O'Neill
Department of Public Social Services
Miss O'Neill
Homefinders
Jacoby on the Low Lead in Bridge Heritage
The article traces the low lead in contract bridge back through whist, bridge, and auction, noting a traditional standard of leading the fourth best of a plain suit unless a strong suit or threat changes the plan, a heritage passed from grandfather to father.
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