Clue to Trumps in Bridge Bidding From Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold outlines methods to handle trumps in a bridge problem. He compares a direct lead through one opponent with a brainy finesse to identify the ace of spades by a queen of hearts finesse and explains how to maneuver to win tricks or concede them depending on opponents' plays. The piece analyzes sequences involving diamonds hearts and spades, noting how misreads affect outcomes and stressing odds of opponents’ defense.
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Alfred Sheinwold
West
East
Worry Clinic on a wayward father and family duties
The column critiques a father Howard J. aged 3 as indulgent and childish, urging that his primary duty is to his children. It condemns drunken clubbing and cruel discipline, calling for responsible fatherhood, moral example, and regular church involvement for the kids’ sake. It promises future guidance for erring dads.
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Howard
Dear Mary Haworth letters warn against passionate notes to boyfriends
An advice column warns Lois to avoid exposing innermost feelings in letters, arguing teens lack maturity to govern affection. It emphasizes personal revelation can spoil romance, urging restraint and subtle self-presentation while awaiting a suitable partner.
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Mary Haworth
Lois
E. S
Crochet pattern insert from Laura Wheeler book offer
A needlecraft advertisement invites readers to order crochet and knitting patterns including chair back and armrest designs with cotton No 50. It lists mailings to Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio and New York addresses, price details, and a promo for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with free quilt patterns.
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Laura Wheeler
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept. P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Ice Cream Use Rises in Summer Says Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture reports average families consume about three pints of ice cream weekly, with higher rates in summer. Producers expand flavors and combinations to meet seasonal demand.
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Department of Agriculture
Swiss herb secrets in Dinner Bell style kitchen feature
IDA Bailey Allen guides a Zurich market stroll and Swiss cooking tour. The piece highlights fresh herbs, vegetables, and fruits, including chicory, Emmentaler cheese, and a cherry fritter dessert. It provides a step by step Swiss salad and lemon sponge cake recipes, with a broiled dinner and a unique Swiss dessert included as examples.
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la Plaza
Bridge
America
United States
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 4066
Donald L Meadows of New York addresses Joyce Meadows filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 4066 on grounds of gross neglect and desertion. He must answer by July 23 1960 or the petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph YT Kiep Deputy Charlotte F Hermann. Attorney Thomas H M Stubbs. June 10 17 24 July 18 15.
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Donald L. Meadows
New York
N. Y
Joyce Meadows
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph YT. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Thomas HM. Stubbs
Indian youth joins Jewish rabbinical program at 18
Saul Joel of Cincinnati, born Indian, attended Bombay Catholic and Protestant schools before enrolling at Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion. At 18, he becomes the first Indian in the year history of the college, stating Judaism roots stretch 230 years. He recalls valuable discussions with priests and missionaries during Christian schooling.
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Cincinnati
Bombay
Saul Joel
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Joel
Nellie Bly Built Steel Plant For Elizabeth Cochrane
The famed journalist Nellie Bly also ran a steel fabrication plant. The plant was given to Elizabeth Cochrane by her husband Robert L. Seaman in 1899.
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Nellie Bly
Miss Bly
Elizabeth Cochrane
Robert L. Seaman
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Lewis Drugs
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