Sights and Sites Across Florence and Beyond
A list connects landmarks and terms from Florence to Belgium and New York City, pairing sites with clues like Grand Canal, Moscow, Montpelier, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Includes river names, ancient terms, and common objects such as vessels, indicators, and anatomical terms.
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Florence
Italy
Belgium
Bid From a Poor Hand in a High Risk Contract
In Jacoby on Bridge, a highly ambitious North bid leads to a dramatic slam attempt. South executes a forcing defense and clever heart play to establish dummy and outmaneuver a 4-1 trump break, with West’s missteps shaping the final result.
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North
South
West
East
Dummy
Scientist to Test Einstein Shift in Sudan Sky
National Geographic Society scientist Dr. George Van Biesbroeck heads to Khartoum to repeat solar eclipse star field photography from February to test Einstein's relativity prediction. He aims to detect the tiny apparent shift in star positions caused by light bending near the sun using a locked giant telescope camera.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Khartoum
Sudan
George van Biesbroeck
Chicago University
Yerkes Observatory
van Biesbroeck
Albert Einstein
Woman named Lincoln American Legion commander
Lincoln Nebraska Maryellen Lorton widow of a World War I veteran was elected without opposition to lead the 3000 member Lincoln American Legion as its new commander.
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Woman Heads Legion
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln American Legion
Maryellen Lorton
Fancy Trim on Autos Called Hazardous
Andrew J. White, a professional automobile tester, cites excessive flashy trim and windshield wipers as hazards. He argues shiny decorations foster eye fatigue and wipers’ regular motion exerts a hypnotic effect on tired drivers, urging irregular blade motion to reduce risk.
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Toledo, O
Andrew J. White
White
Good Samaritan Arrest Brings Reckless Driving Charge
In St Louis Sgt Robert Livesay helped a hit-and-run victim to the hospital using his car horn as a siren. The incident left three others injured and three cars damaged while Livesay faced arrest for reckless driving.
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ST. Louis
Robert Livesay
Good Samaritan
Temperamental stars clash with studios in Hollywood history
The piece recalls Mario Lanza's suspension from The Student Prince and lists past stars who left or battled studios, including Luise Rainer, Danielle Darrieux, Simone Simon, Donna Durbin, Shelley Winters, Tony Curtis, Jimmy Cagney, Bette Davis, Joan Leslie, Rudolph Valentino, and Judy Garland, noting career consequences and later comebacks.
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Hollywood
Mario Lanza
MGM
Prince
Lanza
Twentieth - Century Fox
Simone Simon
Universal- International
Donna Durbin
Shelley Winters
Tony Curtis
Jimmy Cagney
Bette Davis
Warner
Joan Leslie
Rudolph Valentino
Paramount
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