Continental Classroom Puzzle Foretells Your Fortune
A 1963 King Features puzzle by William J. Miller presents a 4 inch by 4 grid game. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by four or three, and read a message from letters under checked key numbers for a daily fortune.
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Bluffing Backfires In Five Diamonds On Spade Contract
In a Blackwood on bridge at rank versus masters, Rank opens with a forced diamond bid and Marty Dale suspects a psychic bid by Masters and Shady. After a double and a spade contract, four spades makes for a 700 point loss as Dale remarks he would have won if Rank had not bluff bid.
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Briefing Scheduled On Flood Projects
Washington AP reports a public briefing next Wednesday will cover progress and construction timetables for Indiana’s Upper Wabash Valley flood control projects. Representative J Edward Roush and Col James L Lewis will tour Huntington Reservoir dam site at 8 50 a m EST Mississinewa Reservoir near Peoria at 1 15 p m and Salamonie Reservoir near Somerset at 2 30 p m with area officials and interested citizens invited to listen.
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CAB Rules Against Northeast Airlines
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner urged stripping Northeast Airlines of its major New York to Florida route. Walter W. Bryan disagreed, saying the route could sustain three carriers. The examiner suggested Northeast might stay as the third carrier if Hughes Tool offered financial aid to the strained line.
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March Production Hits Record Level in US Industry
Washington reports March industrial production rose to 120.4 percent of the 1957-59 average after seasonal adjustment, up from 119.4 percent in February and surpassing the prior peak of 119.8 percent last September. Iron, steel and other durable goods drove the gain. Agriculture aviation is cited as the third largest branch of civil flying in the United States.
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Agriculture Aviation
America
There Ought to Be a Law Since Houdin One Wave of Her Osh Cloth
A compact item notes a legal reform or public mood urging new laws after a prominent event denoted by Houdin and a dramatic after meal gesture. The readable fragment foregrounds legislative reaction and public sentiment with vivid but unclear specifics.
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Legion burglarized at American Legion HQ in Indianapolis
An early Monday burglary at the American Legion national headquarters in Indianapolis broke two safes and stole 2900 dollars after forcing a night watchman to lie on the floor at gunpoint.
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American Legion
Helping a Baby Learn to Chew and Eat Coarser Foods
A mother asks how to transition a 9 month old from mashed foods to chewing. Experts suggest grinding meat, mixing bread crumbs with fruit or peas, or a bread pudding, and to model chewing while keeping mealtimes pleasant. The guidance emphasizes gradual introduction and patience as the child outgrows baby habits.
Teacher Climbs 500-Foot TV Tower for Confidence
Frank V. Gatesman, 51, a bespectacled British teacher on vacation in South Norwood, climbed a 500 foot Independent Television Corp antenna after breakfast to restore his self-confidence. He said rock climbing and the ascent helped regain his confidence.
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Indonesia Seeks Peace Corps Instructors Amid Debate
Indonesian economics students at Djaka rta Islamic University back inviting Peace Corps teachers in sciences. The move aligns with Higher Education Minister Dr Thojib Hadiwidjaja policy, despite criticism from leftist groups branding Peace Corps volunteers as imperialist agents.
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Dye Costs Less Than One Percent of Suit Price
New York report notes dyes used in a man’s suit contribute under one percent of the suit’s total retail price, highlighting dye cost as a minor expense in garment production.
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New York
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