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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
22
In the 1958 column, the penalty double theme shows few precepts for practical use. West’s double and North’s misjudgment on a three heart raise lead to a complex endplay sequence. West exits diamonds, South discards, and declarer uses trumps to force West to ruff and give up the tenace, sealing the contract.
A 17 year old asks about developing a bust and social anxiety. Dr Steincrohn reassures her no abnormality, urges seeing a doctor, and notes Hollywood’s bust consciousness as a distraction. Readers share letters on left-handedness and myopia with medical guidance and cautions about overpromising eye exercises.
A reader asks how to cope with a distant husband and a tempting distraction. Mrs. Mayfield urges preserving the home, proposing shared family activities, and sternly considering separation only if needed to restore the marriage.
Vermont has more dairy animals than people according to the Vermont Extension Service in a Jan 1 tally. The report splits dairy stock into cows and young stock not in production, showing 376,000 people, 301,000 dairy cows, and 422,000 young dairy animals.
Michigan sheriff’s deputies traced a hat found floating in the Huron River near Dexter to John N. Munday of Dearborn after calling a phone number written inside. Munday said his seven year old son John Jr fell overboard while fishing and the hat was lost, apologizing for the trouble.
Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates expanded their rivalry by birdwatching. Oxford won the first match and recorded 128 bird species in the 24 hour period, while Cambridge observed 108 species.
About 340 West Virginia high school girls attended the 16th annual Girls State citizenship training at Jackson's Mill, with the theme Dare to Do. Mrs John Donachy of Oak Hill led 46 staff members as campaigns progress toward election of a governor and other officials, to be inaugurated Thursday.
Amateur craft ad promotes a Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with French pattern motifs for clothing curtains and gifts. It invites readers to send 25 cents for a copy and 35 cents for a pattern plate plus 5 cents postage, noting dozens of designs and easy handwork projects.
Advertises a half size dress pattern with sizes 12 to 16 including 6 and 35 inch fabric. Instructions on pattern parts. Send 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mail class to Marian Martin in New York for the Telegraph Mil Pat tern Dept. Include name address zone size and style number.
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