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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1968
Page
9
The article traces dogs in North America back before European horses and cattle noting the dog star Sirias rising before midsummer. It recalls Ponce de Leon era Spanish expeditions with trained canines and mentions native dogs kept on watch for intruders during early exploration.
Reading about early American dogs used for defense, the text notes Indian and European dogs serving as sentinels along Narvaez expedition routes and in the Pequot War. It cites colonial efforts to raise and deploy guard dogs for frontier security under Massachusetts Bay authority, with a sketch credited to Chay Beck from Explorations of America.
Schedule lists five o clock movie A Ticket to Tomahawk starring Dan Dailey about a traveling drummer caught in a railroad franchise fight. 6:05 p m Trooper Hook with Joel McCrea features a girl shunned for bearing the chief’s son and a sergeant’s aid. 7:80 p m Dakari color program from jungle animals. 8:00 p m Major League Baseball all stars in the Houston Astrodome. 9:30 p m Net Playhouse Trumpets of the Lord. 10:00 p m Invaders color drama about radio implanted friend, plus Sky Commandos late show with Dan Duryea.
North South vulnerable with a typical four match. The narrative emphasizes strategic bidding and defense in two tables. At table one West leads hearts, East wins with king, club sequence leads to declarer drawing trumps and discarding a club to make the contract. At table two better defense sees East-West defeat four spades as West signals doubleton A Q clubs leading to a club return that ends the contract.
A puzzle by Eugene Sheffer with horizontal and vertical clues. The grid includes names, places, and various wordplay hints such as Expiates, African, Shine river, Frail, Seed, Jewish terms, and more. The clues mix common crossword entries with thematic references and obscure terms, inviting a broad solve.
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