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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1970
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment from a legal notice on Long Island shows partial wording about a case or action. Readable items mention entities and dates are missing, hindering full comprehension while preserving the source’s basic notice style.
A nonstar pro footballer turns up as the star’s unlikely suitor and would‑be sportscaster while Tim Brown appears as himself in a guest slot. The evening features suspense on Mannix and a Latin dictator scenario on Mission Impossible, plus musical interludes and a horror twist in The Most Deadly Game.
South dealer, nonvulnerable, bid four hearts and made it for 120 points below the line plus an estimated 300 for the first game of the rubber, totaling about 470 points if the contract fails or succeeds. The piece stresses defender strategy and a precise East West defense to limit declarer gains. It explains that mis signaling can cost 470 points and uses a hand example with diamond and club signals to illustrate optimal defense.
A cryptogram puzzle explains single-letter substitutions and word lengths. The sample decodes to a quote about yesterday and today as building blocks, attributed to Longfellow, with notes about the daily changing cipher and a brief instruction segment.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer puzzle text includes numerous defintions and clues across horizontal and vertical entries with mixed language hints and garbled segments suggesting a completed grid or partial entries across many lines and numbers. The visible clues reference names like Eugene Sheffer and items such as German English and poetry, indicating a standard syndicated crossword page fragment with scattered legible hints amid OCR errors.
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