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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1957
Page
10
Public health column by Herman Bundesert discusses recognizing appendicitis signs. It notes sudden abdominal pain that starts near the navel and shifts to the lower right, rebound tenderness, and possible diarrhea or constipation with nausea and poor appetite. Clinical caution to consult a doctor promptly.
Miss Livingstone screamed as burglars tried to pry a screen. Mary Livingstone and Gracie Allen, wives of Jack Benny and George Burns, routed the intruder in Palm Springs California. Police reported the incident occurred after the two entertainers had attended a German toy fair in Nuremberg.
The article discusses how children cope with divorce or loss of a parent and home. It describes a new boy’s resistance in class, the need for stable care, and the role of teachers and peers in offering love and security to help the child heal and avoid trouble.
A Bridge table discussion blends with a fatal crash report. The column notes a driver from New Orleans facing a guilty plea while detailing a university professor's death and a car collision in Franklin. The narrative mixes bridge analysis with court action and injuries.
A garbled bridge bidding prompt asks what to do after a spade double. It discusses North East South West positions and calls for a double by South as a strong bash. Mentions options to go to game or slam depending on opponents. Tomorrow’s question repeats the bidding scenario.
The Danish government postponed indefinitely the visit of a Soviet parliamentary delegation led by Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev. Officials gave no reason but cited Soviet interference as the trigger for cancelling the spring tour.
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