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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1957
Page
11
This fragment discusses how human interest stories shape beliefs about honesty and marriage. It cites studies on jokes about marriage, perceived happiness in large families, and the impact of family size on marital satisfaction, presenting speculative links between media patterns and social norms.
The columnist recalls a tangled origin story linking Oscar Censtens and Leo Eis to a past Berlin restaurant, Austria to South America, and a German-accented meeting. Leo details a 23 year pursuit, wartime losses, and the Red Cross as families vanished, while Oscar sends a 1934 Berlin clip and hints of reunions amid show business chatter and a mix of celebrities and productions.
NORMAN KAY of Merchantville New Jersey examined the dummy and approved what he saw The bid had been found but his partner held the wrong cards and it seemed he would lose two spades and two hearts Yet the hand was played out with Kay winning the opening lead in dummy and feeding a long spade East contributed the King and another card
In a bridge deal from a New York page, Norman wins with precise dummy play after an aggressive sequence. Fast misreads a squeeze chance and gambles. West’s heart defense and later club shift help Norman salvage the hand. A postgame note reveals pundits debate on the squeeze and the state of New York’s umpire title.
HAL BOYLE compiles quirky mailbag wonders from readers noting odd facts and wry observations. The items span science, lore, luck, and humor, from ants outsmarting whales to wind highs and famous quips.
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