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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1959
Page
10
Bridge quiz answers from the Chicago Tribune style column. Provides multiple hand scenarios with bids and explanations for players South, with vulnerable and not, detailing suggested bids and reasoning. Includes examples across eight questions and notes on when to bid, overcalling and game chances.
A physician argues doctors should avoid thinking out loud in front of patients. He warns such as remarks as high readings or loud murmurs cause unnecessary anxiety, urging clear, specific diagnoses and honest, tactful communication to improve care. He cites Latrogenic disease and warns against labeling all aches as rheumatism.
Mrs. Jean Cole 32 gave birth Sunday to two boys and two girls weighing 4 pounds 1 ounce to 4 pounds 8 ounces. The quadruplets arrived within 22 minutes and were described as fairly satisfactory.
Molly Mayfield advises on marital quarrels and avoiding the drunken reconciliation cycle. A reader seeks pen pals for a paralyzed brother in Colidge Texas, and another correspondent shares gratitude for fan mail received from Spain.
Marion Virginia Francis Marion Post 4667 V.F.W. won a National Citation for community service and state citations for youth activities and Loyalty Day at the Virginia convention held at Old Point Comfort. The Ladies Auxiliary also earned national and state honors. Attendees from Marion included Commander James M. Wassum and Chaplain Ralph R. Folden.
In Gettysburg, President Eisenhower handed 13-year-old Roy Fairman Jr. a bill for going to church, praising him as one of the best caddies. Roy, often caddying at Gettysburg Country Club, missed the morning round with his Episcopalian mother to attend services with Eisenhower.
Boston heart specialist Dr Paul Dudley White urged that heart disease not be hidden in a single fund. He warned local federated drives would delay progress in treatment and control of the disease. The American Heart Association released his remarks in reply to efforts to merge major national voluntary health groups into local campaigns.
LAUFFEN Germany AP police report 37 dead after Saturday night bus collided with speeding express train at a level crossing near Laufen. Sixty seven passengers were aboard the bus. 30 people remain hospitalized with injuries.
An advertisement promotes veil halos that fix hair made for Seamana days or dates. It lists a pattern number and requests a plain address for a 1959 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with embroidery crochet weaving and quilting designs. Send 25 cents for the book and a cut out doll clothes surprise.
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