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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
16
Players discuss a bridge hand from 1961 with East West vulnerable. North opens diamonds, South bids spades and hearts, North rebids two hearts, South many to bid to slam, leading to a club ace and slam. The note analyzes how a different distribution would affect the slam.
This column urges viewing pain as a warning, noting that chest or abdominal discomfort can signal coronary thrombosis or appendicitis. It highlights doctor patient partnership, cooperation, and timely treatment, advising communication with physicians about charges, access, and care during emergencies. It also discusses blood sugar, diet, and a Missouri reader note on overfeeding.
The piece argues the Soviet Union aided Germany by delaying war in the West and forging a 1939 non aggression pact. It contends Moscow sought profit from Britain and France’s defeat, later criticizing Soviet wartime pledges and Berlin controversy as proofs of Communist perfidy.
In a humorous column exchanges, a nagging wife complains of her husband's snoring and nightly routines, while the Daily Wife counsels patience and humor as a remedy. A third letter from Angela asks about post high school plans, with Angela urged to get involved socially and pursue practical options rather than waiting.
Ronnie Williams a Johnson Bible College student from Kimberlin Heights Tennessee formerly of Peterstown was ordained to Christian ministry by Pine Grove Christian Church in Boones Valley Virginia on Sunday June 23. He graduated Peterstown High School in 1960 and is married to Judy Wilson of Lindside. Both completed first year studies at Johnson Bible College.
An appealing ad describes a graceful oars centerpiece titled crastenes with fabrics and embroidery. It promises home furnishings items and fashion notions, includes a bazaar lure, and offers FREE smart six veil caps. Readers are urged to mail 25 cents to obtain the items.
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