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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
20
The article examines the value of a jump raise in minor suit contracts and argues it may lack harmony versus stronger forceful bids. It contrasts expert views with hypothetical play and notes differing opinions among players.
AP reports the Indianapolis Press Club dinner on April 27 features skits by political and journalistic figures titled Case of the Tattooed Mourning Dove or What Was That Tax I Seen You With Last Night. The event aims to spotlight press and public affairs with satirical sketches.
Canberra outlines a 16.24 million loan program to boost cattle raising in central Queensland hindered by poor roads and rampant bungalowweed trees. District ministers hosted by Pastor three terms in Sierra Leone, Mrs. Oscar Davis noted a recent Sunday service with Wesleyan Methodist families. Fishersburg reports the Rev and Mrs Bodenhorn among speakers at a potluck event.
A daytime radio slate lists News at noon and multiple repeats of Noonday Melodies and Melody Matinee, plus visits with Verna, Woman's World, and Cook's Tour segments. CBS World News airs at 2:00 and 3:00, with Sidelights and Te Con closing the lineup.
A column discusses overcoming night dependence by gradually separating a two year old from parental bed. It advises reading, singing, and hand-holding beside the child until she sleeps independently, with a long-term plan and time limits. It notes the need for early action and references a free leaflet on sleep patterns.
A torn line from Channel Chuckles hints at Route 66 confusion. The snippet shows a mistaken search for Route 66 and a belief of error in the text.
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