Losses Trimmed By Late Recovery Ws 5 30
The report notes a late rally that narrowed the defeat as the team trimmed the margin in the final period. Officials did not name players or the opposing team in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
14
The report notes a late rally that narrowed the defeat as the team trimmed the margin in the final period. Officials did not name players or the opposing team in the readable text.
New York AP report shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipping 2.60 to 571.61 as volume shrank to 2.68 million shares. The AP Average fell 0.70 to 212.50 with mixed moves across sectors and a late rally reducing some losses.
Chicago live stock prices show hogs selling at the high end since last August with No 1 and 2 weights around 210 pounds topping at 19.25 dollars. Slaughter steers near 27.75 for top weights, heifers and vealers steady, and spring slaughter lambs up to 76 dollars per head for choice and prime.
The article reviews a Goren Bridge Cruise match versus the Dutch West Indies. At the United States table Helen Sobel opens one heart, North doubles takeout, I raise to two hearts, and South preempts to three no trump. Against three no trump, Sobel's seven of hearts lead breaks declarer's blockers but the diamonds fail to split. At the other table South over East’s two hearts bids spades to four, allowing an overtrick for the defense.
Chicago grain futures ended mostly steady to firm as late demand trimmed losses. Wheat rose about one cent a bushel with July at 2.14 1/4, corn gained fractions to 1.12 3/4, oats up, rye mixed, soybeans steady near 2.49 8. Soybean prices were unchanged to higher as harvest nears peak.
Virginia producers report steady demand for broilers and fryers with prices unchanged. Slaughter estimates for Tuesday reach 253,700 head, including 213,700 broilers and 40,000 fryers, against 256,000 last week. Turkeys show firm undertone with small-type offerings clearing and breeders hard to move. Egg market remains unchanged with supplies in better balance and steady to firm prices across grades.
Advertisement for pastel daisy motif crib or carriage covers with a 16 by 20 inch main design and two smaller directions. Pattern 980 costs 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail. Send to Daily Telegraph patterns department for Needlecraft catalog with many designs and free patterns.
Pattern sale listing for Printed Pattern 9314 Misses' sizes 12 through 20 with a sweetheart neck and two deep pockets. Describes simple fit and sew, easy care cottons, and yardage for size 16. Requests 50 cents, adds 10 cents for mail, send name address size and style number to Marian Martin Daily Telegraph.
A compact crossword style clue set featuring entries for uneasy skin sensation, greet, blue gown, soft drink, metallic element, cadence, prima donna, and penny. Each clue hints at a common word answer suitable for a puzzle grid.
Abigail Van Buren answers letters about cab driver patience, marriage choices, loyalty, and trust. The column weighs in on tipping, honesty, and balancing love with parenting, with readers weighing in on jealousy, safety, and future family plans.
A reader letter contrasts two men and notes that choosing a good partner matters more than appearance. It urges that when marriage is anticipated, the man's parents invite the girl's parents to their home, and if not done, the girl's parents should take the initiative using old fashioned sense.
New York stock sales totaled 2,680,000 with American stocks posting 700,000. Bond sales were recorded at 6,430,000, reflecting a broad market activity snapshot for Tuesday.
A reader argues there are good and bad doctors and cites a hospital visit where a physician gave a dire prognosis to a mother. The piece advocates a patient centered approach, empathy, and suggests a course in the Art of Medicine. It notes Dr. Steincrohn offers a pamphlet by mail.
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