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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1961
Page
16
Bridge columnist Sheinwold discusses lead conventions and deception against notrump contracts. A deuce lead from a broken suit signals four cards in the leader’s hand, influencing defense and signaling to South when to duck or finesse. The example shows how an opponent’s card play can trap declarers and reveal holdings.
Ida Jean Kain analyzes formula diet plans as a short term guide for reducing weight. She cautions there is no magic cure and stresses lasting change in eating habits, calorie control, and nutrition knowledge to avoid rebounds. She invites readers to request Hunger Control Diet information via mail.
Seattle AP report: Mrs. Carol Parry, Sioux, at the Seattle Indian Center, voices a mild complaint about TV westerns portraying the Redskins as villains. She notes her young son imitates gunplay after programs, causing embarrassment with visitors.
INDIANAPOLIS AP Judge M Walter Bell of Marion County Superior Court paid the fine on a jaywalking ticket issued to his wife. He handed a bailiff a broken fountain pen with the note Please have this fixed Do not have this fixed tied to the ticket.
Ida Bailey Allen reviews a visit to the Inter-Church Center on Riverside Drive New York for the 75th World Day of Prayer hosted by United Church Women. She praises the architecture chapel organ and art displays and notes an inexpensive luncheon menu with braised short ribs and spice cake squares prepared for migrant workers later. The piece promotes the center and the World Day of Prayer observance on February 17th.
Dear Mary Haworth writes about a 3 year marriage strained by her husband Sam’s loyalty to his 70 year old mother. Despite job loss and new debts, he supports his mother with a sizeable cash allowance, leaving the couple with empty accounts and rising tensions. A family relations counselor is advised to separate financial strain from envy and emotional strife, guiding better decisions.
The piece features Terry T a 19 year old college freshman seeking strategies to handle final exams. Dr Crane advises starting early by obtaining the upcoming text before classes and creating active study habits. He compares exam readiness to sprinting where the fastest jumper gains advantage.
The note urges students to create self quizzes from that day's chapter and cover True False answers while en route to class. It suggests taking quick 5 minute quizzes before finals and attempting to access former exams from the professor. It offers a booklet titled How to Improve Memory and Study More Efficiently mailed with a stamped addressed envelope for 20
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