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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1956
Page
20
In Dallas a Post Office clerk, unaware his wife had written to him, destroyed undeliverable mail after failing to note his name. A later inquiry revealed the oversight. In Hingham Massachusetts locals recall Glad Tidings Rock on Liberty Pole Hill linked to a hunter’s death story.
A reader's letter asks why former lifelong friends neglect ill, bedridden seniors. It questions whether older people are losing loyalty and compassion and urges attention to the neglect and indifference shown to aging friends.
The piece questions whether older people are too busy or self centered to help others and urges the elderly to support peers in need rather than retreat from communal care. It contrasts attitudes between young and old and suggests social neglect among seniors is a sad trend.
Goren analyzes a North-South vulnerable bridge deal with East as the dealer. The article discusses strategic considerations and bidding decisions under vulnerability.
In a club led spade slam, South uses poise to survive and secure a slam in spades. North signals strength with a five spade bid while East preempts. South accepts with a four spade effort and the king of clubs aids. West leads clubs, East covers, and South sacks the right honors to claim the game.
A verse wishing health and comfort for the sick and weary, calling Santa for children, brightening minds with stockings and toys, replacing fear with hope, and bringing nonstop laughter to all. Also notes 1954 New York City reported 12,896 automobile thefts.
A joke panel features the Chuckle Doctor with a nurse as a tightwad patient claims he got well before all medicines ran out. The caption plays on irony and medical bias in a lighthearted gag.
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