Half a Covort Is Enough in Paris Dream Plan
Aunt Frieda and Uncle Charlie map a Paris getaway using bank money and backfires as a joke. The plan unfolds amid travel folders on Rivington Street with talk of April in Budnick's Chess Parlor and remarks about the Paris dream and Follies Berger.
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Frieda
Charlie
Rivington St
Kae
Paris
Globetrotter
Delancey St
Budnick
Bernstein
Miami
Fla
Warler
Ianight
Poor Pa and the slick quarter at the church collection
A mother refuses a slick quarter from a grocer and places it in the church collection. She predicts the preacher will accept the coin and notices the possible effort to honor the misfit money.
Good Bid and Play in a Complex No Trump Slam
Bridge column notes Oswald Jacoby explains a strong no trump slam attempt. North holds 18 points, South rebids three no trump signaling balanced distribution with 16 or 17 points. West leads spade ten, South counts ten top tricks plus a club finesse to nine or ten. Finesse succeeds but hearts split poorly. no squeeze or endplay saves the contract.
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South
North
West
Dawn
Ekos Park
St Spavewick City Card Play Strategy
The excerpt describes a bridge endgame where South must cash top hearts to gauge suit breaks, infer West’s five spades and club shortage, then avoid risky endplays. It details finessing for the clubs with East's ten, leading jack from dummy, East covering with king, and South using the ace and queen to navigate clubs, diamonds, and remaining cards to a simple finish.
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Tite
St Spavewick
South
West
East
Declarer
Corporation Created Gary Ind United by Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation created Gary Indiana by buying an 800 acre tract in 1905, a development noted in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Britannica
Zodiac message puzzle hints chart by date cycles
A fragmented horoscope style notice lists asteroid themed dates and a daily changing number. It mentions a generative chart with date ranges across the year and hints at a “fascinating genie” delivering an important cipher for tomorrow’s message.
Ham It Up Rule for Marriage Says Benny Fields
Benny Fields advises that being a ham is vital for success in any venture including marriage. He and Blossom Seeley speak of enduring partnership, noting jealousy ruins a union. They host five WMGM programs, touting enthusiasm as essential to good work and life.
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Benny Fields
Benny
Fields
Bing Crosby
America
Blossom Seeley
Blossom
Blassie
WMGM
Blessie
Marriage Hazards and a Diplomat in a Local Talk
In a candid exchange, a husband recalls married life with Blossie, sharing how they align routines and careers, the strains of separation, and his 1929 loss of $200,000 after investing for Bles sitt. He praises Elessia as a diplomat who never complained about hardship as Benny bails out Blassie who forgot money during a lunch.
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Blossie
Blessit
Elessia
Benny
Blassie
Mind Quiz Reflections on Moral Problems and Thinking
A psychologist cites college records noting today’s youth face tougher moral problems in their first 20 years than prior generations. Warden Lawes story reveals more women seek executer roles for money. A logic puzzle shows two plus seven and seven minus two share answers, yet differ in cognitive effort, linking constructive versus destructive thinking and a jab at communism.
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Fo Moreoves
Paul Landis
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
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Rose
Bilty Grabein
Lee
Redd Harper
Cindy Walker
Billy Graham
Cliff Barrows
Long Beach
Herbert
Atin
Finn Wahlminten
Oswald Jacoby
Ais
Ane Hare
Vul. Worth
R Sale
Acme Mattress
Ms 15
Anaheim
Wee Lene Pet
Nachman
Hattress
Box Springs
ACME
Ago
Hollywood
Mattress
the Stars
Ti Ward
P-U.g
Arweg Yasrulteke
By Ham
New York
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Jack Benny
Mary Livingstone
Fred Allen
Portland Hoffa
Eddie
Ida Cantor
Ben
UAW
Procter & Gamble
Wit
Pfaff Sewing Center
Pine
L. B
Veloz
Yolanda
Maga Fom
E. Broadway
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