Drooling It All Over Joe and Marilyn Says Broadway
Broadway buzz centers on Joe and Marilyn with reports of jealousy and a Hollywood bust up. The B W and E W recount tensions over privacy taste in reading and life. Both spouses shared a taste for Gershwin song Someone to Watch Over Me and the press claims the man resented the country drooling over his wife.
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Midnight Eagling Burlesque in Hollywood Gossip Era
Hollywood chatter paints a portrait of Marilyn Monroe, Joe E. Lewis, Frank Fay and others amid a turbulent split. Reports note Monroe's reportedly tense relations with idolaters and press intrusion while cafe scenes capture wit, charm, and social media buzz.
Abe Lincoln Couldn't Either Motoring's Fine If Youre Not Driving
New York column argues many adults avoid driving, preferring taxis or chauffeurs. The author, mid forties, embraces a machine age parasitism, avoiding car ownership to escape costs, parking woes, and road stress while noting drivers' sense of superiority. He cites historical figures who never learned to drive and savors scenery over motoring.
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Doctors Explain Vertigo Has Many Possible Causes
Doctors say dizziness stems from varied factors from ear wax to brain tumor. They describe two vertigo types nonsystematized and systematized with motion sensations. Causes include poor brain blood flow after lying down, ear wax impaction, motion sickness, vision errors, infections, fever like pneumonia or influenza, and alcohol overindulgence.
Violent Bidding Expected In Nine-Card Suit Hand
Oswald Jacoby notes a highly aggressive hand where East lets vulnerable opponents play five diamonds. Lester Glucksman opens king of hearts from West, South wins with ace of hearts, then diamond tricks are played. West must decide whether to sacrifice or defend, with South likely holding ace clubs and queen spades for the opening bid.
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Remarkable Spade Lead Defeats Bridge Contract
In a bridge hand from Norte Ars oAtz &Q987 EAST, the clubs threaten to establish while dummy's queen is protected. A king of spades lead prevents the suit from running, forcing South to win with dummy's ace. West still cashes spade and club tricks, but the king of spades cut the entry to the long clicks, defeating the contract.
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Answer to Question No 1 2 and 3 from a psychology quiz
The passage summarizes three Q and A items on sex differences in anger in response to mockery of the elderly, accuracy of teachers in identifying bright children, and the consequences of lying. It cites Terman Dunlap Adler and Scott with brief conclusions.
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