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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
33
In a 1958 Chicago column, a five chances slam showcases declarer play after South opens 2 spades and North raises to 3. West leads jack of spades. declarer uses a fixed sequence to attempt five successive routes depending on card layout and trumps and hearts breaking.
Dear readers present heart and thyroid concerns. Practical guidance from Dr Steinerohn emphasizes faith, prayer, and patient empowerment alongside medical care. The exchange covers long term thyroid use risks and the need for periodic testing and doctor collaboration for safe treatment.
The University of Chicago 1933 graduating class will get its yearbook 25 years late. A low mood delayed publication, now issued at the 25th reunion. The annual is titled Cap & Gown, with the 1933 1958 edition named Re Cap & Gown.
A letter from Molly Mayfield asks how to reconcile church involvement with her mother while remaining faithful, while Miss Misunderstood counters with patience and scripture about parental guidance. Another reader group of teens seeks counsel on troubled relationships and trust after boyfriends lie and change plans. The columnist urges forgiveness and steady faith.
A 126 name ballot faced Rhododendron Girls State voters in Jackson's Mill West Virginia as the primary ballot to nominate state district and county officers for the girls citizenship camp. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the camp and attendance rose to a record 366. Sandra Leckie Charleston was named Federalist chairman while Yolanda Yutzey Moundsville leads the Nationalist campaign.
President Eisenhower left the White House after returning from Baltimore where he and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan attended Johns Hopkins University commencement. It was Eisenhower's second golf round of the week, following a game at Burning Tree on Sunday. Macmillan said he could not golf with Eisenhower during the visit, noting he had no time.
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