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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
5
West leads the deuce of diamonds as you face a tough contract. You ruff a diamond, discard a club instead of ruffing, and manage a clean line despite the dummy’s strength. The note discusses whether you should ruff and how to handle the play after East covers with the ace.
Ida Bailey Allen tours the in plant cafeteria at a large East Hartford manufacturing plant where employees and executives dine together at similar prices. The space is formal yet comfortable with bone walls terra cotta accents and a rolling belt carries dishes to the dishwashing area. The menu highlights home style meals and a quick tapioca dessert. The visit included Alfred Fuller, board chairman, who cites the Bible and hard work as keys to success.
Dear Mary Haworth column advises reader who dislikes her sister in law Jean to drop the argument with her husband Bob, view Jean as flighty but not contest the dispute, and gift the second wedding present while coping by reframing encounters to focus on present actions rather than rivalry. The guidance emphasizes avoiding hypocrisy, accepting Jean's flaws, and letting Bob assess the situation.
In a provocative column Dr. George Crane argues parental neglect hinders English learning at home. He cites Janet T. and a student’s misuses while urging readers to obtain a 20 cent booklet to improve home tutoring and prevent college entry barriers.
The writer explains a bridge scenario where five rounds of trumps are safe, dummy can be entered with the jack of hearts to discard a club on diamonds, and avoids ruffing the first diamond. It notes a 5-1 trump break is costly but harmless, East's bid signals the ace of clubs and three club losses are probable, so prudent play avoids extra trumps.
Ida Jean Kain advocates reducing weight without traditional dieting by cutting portion sizes and avoiding rich desserts. She cites a homemaker who shed 46 pounds using moderate servings and fruit instead of strict dieting, urging readers to rethink meals as pleasurable yet calorie mindful.
OXFORD The first teacher and early administrator at Miami University will be honored as a women's residence hall on East Campus is named for James Maxwell Dorsey. Dorsey taught a select school on campus from 1811 to 1818, oversaw construction from 1818 to 1824, and served as university treasurer from 1824 to 1827.
The rise of pig gyback methods, containerization, and specialized railcars is poised to transform U S rolling stock within the next decade, signaling a broad shift in how freight moves across the nation.
Nancy Melville, 55, who cooked for Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in London while they shared a house during filming, will go to America to cook for Crosby in his California home. Crosby offered the job and she accepted with pleasure. The note mentions the Crosby Hope families living together for The Road to Hong Kong production.
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