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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
24
A fragment describes a daily message puzzle using name letter counts to derive a key, then checking a rectangle to read a hidden message. It references a 19 27 date range and cites Wine J Mier with Kine Fears Byetone as entities in a dated radio schedule note.
In a bridge hand declarer led diamonds while West misread the layout. West could have beaten the contract by leading ace followed by another diamond, forcing away a heart or preventing a diamond ruff, but chose a heart. South later claimed a diamond trick to secure the contract as the defense erred. The bidding sequence shows 16 points and a pass, with INT and N. P indicating neutral passes.
The West hand faces a tough decision after South opens one heart and West overcalls three spades. With East holding the heart ace for defense and both players possessing a doubleton in the same suit, the only base lead is a trump, and the declarer must pull three rounds of clubs before continuing. The position suggests a narrow chance of success. the answer for the next day hinges on whether West should exit with a heart or play diamonds.
Readable fragments show advice on preserving sucer apples by sterilized jars and rinsing before use. A question about cleaning a white felt hat suggests a cornmeal and salt mixture left overnight, then brushed. An Army ROTC cadet from Anderson High Tower School is mentioned in Florida context.
State Police Supt George A Everett announced Saturday promotions and transfers effective Nov 1 Cpl Lester Sheridan Crown Point to detective sergeant Schererville replacing Det Sgt Edward Burke Michigan City transferred to Dunes Park district Sgt Charles Sallows South Bend to first sergeant toll road replacing 1st Sgt Ross Molebush South Bend transferred to toll road post at La Porte Sept William Sheeks Greenwood to first sergeant department training Indianapolis headquarters Cpl Richard Berger Zionsville to sergeant Indianapolis headquarters
In Moscow Pravda marked the 19th anniversary of the United Nations Charter signing and Russia’s refusals to fund UN peacekeeping operations. The article notes ongoing debate over Russian contributions and the commitment to international peacekeeping missions.
In a reader letter on child sleep, a mother asks about suitable bedtimes for an 8 year old, a 4 year old, and school start times. Advice favors earlier lights out, around 8 pm in winter, with limited late TV and more active play after school.
HETHANY Mrs. Fred Cutler entertained the Moonville Home Demonstration Club at her home for October. Sixteen members and two guests attended, with a cookie recipe and sample. Officers for the next year were elected: president Mrs. Manley Askren, vice president Mrs. James Joan, secretary Mrs. Jessi Vermillion, assistant secretary Mrs. Virgil Needler, treasurer Mrs. Virgil Lawler, reporter Mrs. Clarence Bowling, and member-at-large Mrs. Maurice Bousman. The history of the song of the month, Steal Away, was presented by Mrs. Robert McNew. Devotions by Mrs. Fred Cutler. Lesson cake decorating by Mrs. Judy England. Door prize to Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. Pitch in dinner set for 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4 at the farmers’ home. Others present included Mesdames John Brinduse, Chester Broadbent, Robert McNew, William Parker, John Tway, Charles Zink, Mrs. Harry Ebert of Tipton, and Miss Anita Conner. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cox of Greenfield were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Cox.
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