Oswald Jacoby Squeeze Helps Avoid Finesse Loss
Bridge column notes a squeeze play used to sidestep a losing finesse. West leads clubs, Leonard Herman as South attempts a finesse, East wins with the clubs king, returns a club forcing dummy’s ace. South must then finesse spades and clear diamonds, with East reluctant to play low.
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Leonard Herman
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Spade Sudden-Death Finesse Ends in West's Narrow Edge
In a bridge sidebar, Harmon wins by a spade finesse after East overruffs and South drains trumps. West signals diamond strength by early discards. dummy holds jack and nine of spades while East retains ten of spades and a diamond as the hand winds to a close.
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Mind and Morals in Alcoholism and Beliefs
A fragment from a 20th century mental health column discusses that alcoholism in women often roots in low mood linked to personal life events, notes age of onset 18 to 25, and urges medical and mental treatment with diet ideas. It also references a nationwide survey on children's reading, a bridge hand scenario, and a permissive view on fortune telling, plus an ad promoting a relaxation booklet by Dr. A E Wiggam.
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Yale Alcoholic Clinic
W National Educational Association
G. W. Youngling
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Tragedy of Korea and the Early U S Prisoners
A stark reflection on the Korean War's beginnings and the fate of missing American soldiers. The piece recalls volunteers, the underprepared early force, and the costly, heroic stands that delayed a larger allied buildup in a rugged peninsula battleground.
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New York
Korea
United States
Gallant Few Who Saved Korea Recalled By Veteran Voice
A veteran writer reflects on Korea War valor, praising regular Army soldiers and West Point officers who sacrificed greatly. He notes the need to recognize vanished heroes, while lamenting how to say thanks to ears that cannot hear, and contrasts modest furniture with fine but dirty items.
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Korea
Fire Thieves and Wisconsin Cheese Production Pacts
Fire stealing is described as a grave crime in the Andaman Islands, with locals unable to recreate fire. Wisconsin cheese producers generate about 415 million pounds yearly, while Slingis ranks second with around 75.5 million pounds.
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Andaman Islands
Bay of Bengal
Wisconsin
Reading
Slingis
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