Remarkable five-chance endplay in Goren on Bridge hand
In a Chicago Tribune feature, a 1958 bridge hand shows declarer South with five sequential chances to make a slam after a peculiar sequence. The lines describe how to play each possibility, from finessing the ace of clubs to managing heart and diamond discards, emphasizing exact order and entries.
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South West North East
Spa
South
North
West
Declarer
Toy Telegraph
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheelereedlecraft
Potent Faith Cited as Medicine for Heart Patients
A reader asks how to cheer a husband with coronary condition. The doctor cites a heart book urging faith as potent medicine and notes prayer, belief, and a team approach with God first, then patient, then doctor. He warns about thyroid meds and metabolic tests with ongoing medical supervision.
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Doubleday and Co
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1933 Grads Receive Yearbooks Little Late
The 1933 graduating class of the University of Chicago receives its yearbook 25 years late. The class did not publish a book at graduation due to low mood. The "Cap & Gown" annual will be issued at the 25th reunion as "Re-Cap & Gown."
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Dear Mrs Mayfield and The Two Slumps
A column offering guidance to two teen readers. One asks about parental pressure on church baptism and autonomy in faith while the other seeks advice on coping with boyfriends who disappoint. The adviser encourages patience, forgiveness, and clear communication.
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Mrs. Mayfield
United States of America
God
Girls State Ballot Carried 126 Names For Voting Today
A 126-name ballot faced Rhododendron Girls State voters at Jackson's Mill West Virginia for a primary to nominate candidates for state district and county offices. The camp, run by the American Legion Auxiliary, drew 366 girls. Sandra Leckie of Charleston chaired the Federalist Party and Yolanda Yutzey of Moundsville led the Nationalist campaign.
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Jackson’s Mill. W. Va
Rhododendron
American Legion Auxiliary
Sandra Leckie
Charleston
Federalist Party
Yolanda Yutzey
Moundsville
President Eisenhower Follows With Round of Golf
President Eisenhower played golf Tuesday afternoon at Burning Tree Club in Maryland after returning from Baltimore where he and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan attended Johns Hopkins University commencement exercises. It was Eisenhower’s second round this week. Macmillan said he had no time to join him.
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Eisenhower
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
White House
Baltimore
Harold Macmillian
Johns Hopkins University
Burning Tree
Macmillan
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