Italy Beats Argentina In World Bridge Championship Match
In Como 1958 Italy defeats Argentina with a 1370 point swing. North South vulnerable, opening leads and clever ruffing secure six spades at one table while Belladonna earns 420 for four spades at the other, highlighting Italy’s decisive duoChi Fridia D Alelio and Belladonna.
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Italy
Argentina
Como
Chifradia
D’alelio
Mel Graff
West
D'Alelio
Belladonna
Avaerelli
South
North
West Virginia 1956 Campaign Hints From Statehouse
Democrats are confident while Republicans warn of a tough race for the U S Senate seat held by Jennings Randolph. Cecil Underwood leads the GOP with potential funding and organization, while Barron’s Democrats emphasize anti Marland sentiment and a strong ground game. Both parties foresee a rugged fall with national affairs shaping local politics.
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West Virginia
Associated Press
Dick Leonard
Charleston
Cecil H. Underwood
Jennings Randolph
U.S. Senate
Underwood
GOP
William C. Marland
Statehouse
W. W. Barron
Marland
Barron
Harold E. Neely
Hinton
Neely
U. S
Chapman Revercomb
Eral
Hazen Fair
Democratic
Clarence H. Koontz
State Road Commission
Randolph
House of Delegates
Washington
Kennedy
Statehouse Gop
Across and Down Word Puzzle
A comprehensive crossword style clue list with Across and Down hints covering letters from Chalcedony to Danger signal. Includes entries for animate relate to music writing style, legal actions and various common nouns, verbs, and adjectives. The puzzle demands filled answers for a wide range of ordinary and specialized terms.
Flower Arranging Demonstration At Pax Farm Club
Mrs Donald Lively of Mount Hope Floral will demonstrate flower arranging at the Pax Farm Women's Club meeting at Mrs Raymond Kelly home at 10 30 a m. Mrs C H McCoy leads the lesson titled Flower Arrangements.
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PAX (Ans
Donald Lively
Mount Hope
Pax Farm Women's Club
Raymond Kelly
C. H. McCoy
Pineville visitors from several towns share weekends
The Rev and Mrs W R McCoy and family of Pineville spent Thursday at Claytor Lake Virginia. Mr and Mrs Elmer Kirk and son Greg of Kopperston visited the Dancy family and Arnold Sparks family Saturday. Phil and Linda Edwards of Charleston spent last week in Pineville with grandparents Gilbert and Mrs Goode.
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Pineville
Rns
W. R. McCoy
Marilyn
William
Claytor Lake
Elmer Kirk
Greg
Kopperston
Millard Dancy
Berry
Arnold Sparks
Phil
Linda Edwards
Charleston
Gilbert Goode
Mixed tones hint at change and travel plans
The outlook offers optimism with sharper mental faculties and social wit, suggesting good times to plan journeys and seek benefits. In 1959 U.S. highways saw 37,600 fatalities and over 2,870,000 injuries, up from 1958, while 900 more deaths were recorded. Lunar indications in Spain in 1971 suggest possible democratic reforms.
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U.S
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope 1960 Field Enterprises
The column lists a daily Aries to Pisces horoscope with brief guidance for each sign. Aries urges tackling chores, Taurus cautions avoiding jams, Gemini notes criticism, Cancer promotes independent thinking, Leo hints at a potential deal, Virgo favors duty, Libra warns of risky rays, Scorpio requires effort, Sagittarius recommends facing situations, Capricorn advises patience with a relative, Aquarius sees influence guiding change, and Pisces finds evening vibrations lifting discouragement.
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le Dbie
Kamp
Kelly Kanteen
Lllas
City Hall
Gerald and
Donoby
Suh
Rip Kirby
BY Alex Raymond
Ferret
Sir Oaky Doaks
BY R. B. Fulr
K- King Corny's Knight
Ozzie
Gracie
Goosie
Secret Agent X-9
Ace
Scorpio
Fphil
Vera
Emerenc
James
FBI
Little Annie Rooney
Darrell McClure
Buck Rogers
Vladik
George Tusk
Liason
Demos
Mental
Stain
Palestine Seaport
Moon Mullins
Ford Johnson
Blondie
Dhk Young
Dagwood
Sawyer
BY Roy Crane
the Sprees
Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Pax Club
Spain
Aries
Taurus
Semini
Leo
Aquarius
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