Mind Reading Answers From Noted Thinkers
A collage of quotes and paraphrased musings from Ralph Barton Perry Harvard philosopher David Vie Ler and a 24 page booklet by Dr A F Wigram on handling fear. The text includes reflections on aging experience paternity childbirth and confronting fears with courage and self confidence.
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Ralph Barton Perry
Harvard University
Alers
David Vieler
Avid Mitchell
Rane
A. EF. Wigram
Fila
Eisenhower quote fragment rallying teachers vow
Defense officials push back on PR about GIs who became prisoners of war. President Eisenhower urges support for educators at the annual teachers convention. Navy Chief Carney seeks ways to attract service members to careers, lamenting gradual erosion of fire for servicemen and families.
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Adam. Carney
Navy
President Eisenhower
Séth
Forgotten Children Need Help in Society Today
Doctors urge aid for mentally retarded children highlighting delayed development, late speech, and need for early training. Fewer than 20 percent have hereditary causes. many children are affected nationwide with tens of thousands in California. Society errs from lack of understanding, not cruelty, and calls for proactive support and training.
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United States
California
Salve Vexes Aunts Imagination More Than Body
An odd note describes salve rubbed on the outside that cannot reach the inside yet stirs the imagination and brings a sense of relief and comfort beyond physical cure.
Give Husband for Christmas New Yorker Wants U.S. Nuptial Bureau
New Yorker HAL BOYLE surveys George Durst of Jamaica, N.Y. proposing a federal matrimonial bureau that would register would‑be spouses for a fee and arrange introductions. He argues the plan could raise revenue and spark romance, while politicians worry over votes and feasibility.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Uncle Sam
George Durst
Jamaica
Congress
White House
George
Federal Matrimonial Bureau
Santa Claus
Noel
Oswald Jacoby South Is Pressured Into Slam
In a bridge hand, Oswald Jacoby faced pressure to bid slam against a club contract. South navigated with early diamonds and hearts, finesses in spades, and strategic discards to reach a favorable line while West and East held strong high cards. The hand showcases defensive and declarer play under tense scoring.
George volunteers for federal standard test mission
A fragmented quotation hints at someone named George offering to handle a task under lines about the U S Bureau of Standards and the U S Bureau of Agriculture. The text suggests a satire or public notice urging delegation and testing of a certification claim.
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U. S. Bureau of Standards
U. S. Bureau of Agriculture
George
Bridge hand ends in slam thwarted by East’s holdings
Analyzed late play where declarer ruffs and discards to reach a slam. East must hold two diamonds to block the doomsday line, and keeping or discarding the ace of clubs determines whether South can finesse or force a club trick. If East clung to the ace, South could draw clubs and force a diamond return. if East pitched it, South could still reach a club lead to dummy’s queen and win.
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Dummy
South
East
Declarer
Fen
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