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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1969
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a burn and an address on Oriha Road in Illinois with names and objects like jacks and six, but readable details are missing about who was involved or what occurred.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions self ball and names like Jovie FTV and BS. The readable items hint at a sports context but lack clear action, date, or outcomes. no identifiable entities beyond mixed initials and stray words.
Roberta Roesch highlights Robert H Loeb s Manners at Work guidelines for new jobholders. The ten commandments cover punctuality coffee breaks lunch hour phone use deadlines and workplace behavior aimed at boosting promotion prospects. The piece ends by promoting the Classified Page for ads.
The column previews tonight’s TV lineup with Get Smart season gimmicks and new young cast regulars plus Jack Gilford as Simon the Likable KAOS agent. Max faces trial and hospital trip as 99 awaits Imbor. The piece also mentions The High Chaparral and a Burlesque send up, plus Mr. Deeds Goes to Town themed storyline about a chemist theft investigation.
This article analyzes opening bid choices in four hands. It argues to prefer higher ranking five card suits, avoid weak four card majors, and use club over spade to show three five or four card suits. It emphasizes bidding principles to keep contracts low and convey hand shape efficiently.
The horizon crossword by Eugene Sheffer shows a mixed clue set across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes wordplay on de plume Alg Noahs and other cryptic hints across many numbered positions with answers ranging from common terms to specialized phrases. The grid features clues about parts, numbers, and common words, forming a challenging puzzle line for readers.
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