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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
9
A barely readable OCR snippet suggests a local vote or decision process. It mentions a yeas and nays recording and timing just after an advertisement. No names, places, or exact measure details are discernible from the fragment.
A Brookyln Public Library profile features Doris Bass describing her unlikely route to librarianship. She pursued history and political science at Cornell, experimented with education at Queens College, then moved into research for a book. After library school she joined Brooklyn Public Library and advanced through roles, valuing material selection and public access. Bass advises flexible planning, balancing family and career, and choosing a field with genuine satisfaction.
Program guide lists a string of late night features and guests including Treasure of the Golden Condor with Cornel Wilde, Gunsmoke episode about delinquent youths, Lucy Show with Johnny Carson, Alvarez Kelly with William Holden, The Mark of Sheba with Walter Pidgeon, Tonight Show with Jaye P. Morgan and David Steinberg, and House of Strangers with Edward G. Robinson and Susan Hayward.
British player Adam Meredith achieved four spades by an extraordinary sequence. West led diamonds, South ducked, then Meredith used a diamond riff to turn a spade loser into a win. He then ruffed and discarded to secure ten tricks, despite two heart and two diamond losers.
The page presents a mixed crossword puzzle grid with clues across and down, featuring entries like Time period, Japanese, Bulgarian, Pinochle term, Roman goddess, and many others. It includes sections labeled VERTICAT and Miscellany with numerous partial entries and cryptic hints, typical of a syndicated puzzle page.
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