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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
9
Fragmentary notes describe a boys baseball practice and games with mentions of teams, locations, and a league race. Readable items include Elmira field play and a lead toward a possible league clinch with a 14 to 5 or similar score.
In a contract bridge hand East faced a decision after South opened notrump without a spade stopper. East played the ten of spades instead of the queen, allowing West to win the first trick and South to lose the contract. The article notes that East’s choice aimed to defeat the contract, not win the opening lead.
A short note describes a playful daily puzzle by Ted Regiate using the reader’s first name. It instructs counting letters in the name, adjusting by rules, obtaining a key number, then reading a message from letters under checked positions in a rectangle. The gag ends with g-23.
A scrambled compilation presents terms and phrases linked by numbers and vertical alignments. Entries range from Egyptian cotton to Norse goddess, with items like wine vessel, slant, and distress signal interspersed among broader reference groups.
The Stars Say Estrellita for tomorrow predicts a highly inspiring day with romance travel and social activity. The period ahead brings progress in jobs and finances between November 2iet and February 15th, with cautions against overspending and risky speculation until early June.
Listings for a Tuesday 4:30 to 12:15 schedule include Treasure of Pancho Villa with Rory Calhoun, Flood Tide with George Nader and Joanna Moore, Combat with Nina Foch, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, McHale's Navy, Forever Female, CBS Reports Our Friends the French, The Fugitive, The Mummy, and Saddle Tramp with Joel McCrea.
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