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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
9
A fragmentary note recalls a local league event and figures connected to Corry and surrounding teams. The unreadable text hints at names such as Paul and Wol, with dates like 208 7 and March, suggesting a late season item or scoring detail from a regional league page.
In the Gold Cup clash, West opens clubs at one, South declares six spades doubled. West leads clubs, South makes twelve tricks after a crossruff mishap. One table doubles for 1660, the other untouched for 230 points. a trump opening would likely have defeated the contract.
A brief instructional note describes a daily numerical puzzle that yields a fortune message. It instructs counting letters in a name, applying adjustments, locating a key number in a rectangle, checking positions left to right, and reading the letters under checked figures to obtain a message.
The reading advises sticking to routine and conservatism in finances. It notes potential success in sound investments but warns against speculation. If your birthday tomorrow, expect an energetic period for achievement through year end, with an asset growth phase starting March 4, 1967, and cautions against overspending in August, November, and December.
A sequence of TV and theater listings across channels featuring X the Unknown with Dean Jagger at 6 pm, Bandit Queen at 6, Hullabaloo at 7 30 color, Billy Graham Life After Death, Jessé James at 3 pm, Andy Griffith at 9, The Avengers at 8, My Own True Love at 11 15, My Outlaw Brother at 11 15, Tonight Show at 11 30 with Sammy Davis Jr and Eydie Gorme.
A dense puzzle list of across and vertical clues with partial answers and references includes themes like lion brainteasers, celestial terms, legal phrases, and miscellaneous items. The compilation names various terms, languages, animals, and objects to fill a metro newspaper style crossword.
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