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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
19
A word puzzle cloze style list with clues and numbered entries spanning professions, geography, and common terms. It references a screen actress and varied definitions including body parts, actions, and animals to guide multiple intersecting answers. The puzzle blends film era language with casual terms and abbreviations for a playful quiz.
USIA leaves conference with 96.2 million dollars for its overseas program for the new fiscal year, funded by cuts to the State Department. The package totals 562.99 million for state justice and related areas, still below Eisenhower's request by about 47.8 million and Senate expectations by 9.98 million.
Five Japanese nationals were found dead in a lifeboat drifting about 12 miles off central Japan. They were believed to be from a small cargo ship that vanished May 20 while sailing from Nagoya to Tokochi. seven people were aboard, including the deckhand's wife.
New York physician and founder of the New York College of Podiatry, Maurice J. Lewi, 99, died Monday at his hotel apartment. A noted advocate for podiatry’s professional status, he remained active in college affairs and refused retirement, despite a broken arm last November. He was known for cigars and whisky, late nights, theater and poker, and urged licensing reform for foot specialists.
A health ad proclaims Dormin as a hospital tested tension reliever that cures sleeplessness by easing nervous tension caused by worry and overwork. It claims rapid drift into restful sleep and a full night’s rest with a safe sedative action, promoting relief from stress to end sleepless nights.
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