Exploring Mind in Sylvanus Duvall and Evelyn Duvall
The piece lists three psychological findings about persuasion, management, and kindness. It notes that truth, not talkativeness, wins groups. cooperation grows when management includes workers. and kindness generally evolves gradually rather than from personal crisis, citing experiments and Harvard and saint studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL. Thorndike
Jude
Coch
French
Harvard Research Center
Hollywood Gossip and Celebrity Notes Collide
A collage of celebrity anecdotes spans Hol lywood dinner chatter. William Holden and his wife jokingly plot talks with a Parisian chef, while Maria Loren and Sophia Loren set fashion and cuisine vibes. John Jacob Astor diets then feasts on pasta. Eisenhower sends a personal note to Robert Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Holden
Morocco
B. W
Bill
London
Sophia Loren
Paris
Myrand
Joan Bradshaw
Hollywood
Wilson
Houston
Texas
John Jacob Astor
Marie Wilson
Jeff Chandler
Dave Rubinoff
Detroit
Eisenhower
Robert Merrill
Washington
Merrill
Nothing new about inflation says Washington figures
Seemingly random notes from a radio and mail column mix: George Washington reportedly lost about 30000 dollars during the Revolutionary War due to paper money depreciation, the Pacific Ocean is called Earth's oldest body of water, deep-sea fish are poor swimmers, full moons outshine half moons, beauty pageants grow taller, and various cultural tidbits from fashion to entertainment verge on humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jess
George ‘Washington
Pacific Ocean
Grace Downs
New York State
Om Met
Across 2 Jewel 3 Writers 2- Lawyer George and 4 Poet
A collage of crossword style clues and quirky facts fills this page. It lists wordplay prompts like writers and poets, names such as Owen and O'Neill, plus cultural tidbits about seals, wassail, and space helmets. It blends puzzles with odd trivia and light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Owen
O'Neill
Haity
North South bridge group and unrelated curtain note
A mixed fragment shows a bridge hand with North South vulnerable and a commentary about a sunshade curtain track. The piece also mentions a historical quote attributed to James M. Barrie and a copyright line for Better Homes and Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes and Gardens
Hand Example Shows Grand Slam in No Trump
Oswald Jacoby presents a hand illustrating a grand slam in no trump. The columnist describes precise line play from South after heart response, including discards, diamond finesse, and dummy’s cards, noting the defense led to a top result in a duplicate game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Downer
Tucson
West
East
Bridge bidding error discussed in simple deal
A beginner’s misstep is analyzed with correct sequence one diamond one heart two spades three hearts three notrump. North holds a seven card suit but should not press it. If slam is bid, South should move to no trump to avoid danger from a club lead into hearts.
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North
Hearts
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Sylvanus of Duvall, Ph. D
Evelyn M. Duvall
Earl Wilson
Wal March
Tracy Hepburn
Hal Somebody
March
Mendelsohn
Jack Entratter
Las Vegas
Sands
Jakie Freedman
Gretchen Wyler
le Cupidon
Geo. DeWitt
Linda Christian
Treat Vernon
Sam Goldwyn
Sugar Ray
Porgy & Bess
Ray
John Bubbles
Bob Feller
Laurence Olivier
Boston
Betty George
Jamaica
Tena Horne
Ann Welker
George Washington
Captain Kidd
Wall Street
India
America
Gal
Rocky Martisne
Coral Gables
Jose Ferrer
Dennis King
Israel
Dublin
Briscoe
Count Basie
Rossellini
Rome
Cy N
Roger Price
L. S. McCandless
Thomas Mitchell
Algiers
Miami Beach
Earl
Erb Shriner
West Point
Herb
Barbara Nichols
Pauling
Patti Page
CBS
Sid Caesar
Groucho Marx
Polly Bergen
Reviow
Geraint
Alcott
Gertrude
Uncle Tom
United States
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Manhattan
Henry Castello
Leonardo da Vinci
Quee
James M. Barerie
Faqio
Aakis
Oswald Jacoby
Ly Ceean
Chamet Aries
Anyiaes Tarkus
Sconrig
Gemini
Sagittarius
Leo
Aquarius
Gion A. Fine Sons
RGD
Pine Ave
Westinghouse
Tena
Plowe Cheng
Brice O Ie
la Tve
Blonee Patton
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