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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1956
Page
13
A mixed list of crossword style clues with numbers for across and down entries, including definitions such as wild sheep, eternity, counterfeit terms, plant names, and body parts, plus a garbled closing line of likely misaligned phrases and names.
A brief notice announces one hour network programs for Mountain stand and a two hour abstract block. It notes some focal stations relay to Attacal and warns last minute program changes cannot be included.
The listing shows a dense Tuesday night on radio with programs from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Highlights include News and Comment segments, Crosby and Eddie Fisher shows, One Man's Family, Dragnet, Suspense, Amos n Andy, Fibber and Molly, and Dance Orchestra performances featuring various networks and announcers. The schedule emphasizes a blend of news, commentary, entertainment, and music across multiple stations.
In a South dealer deal with no vulnerability, a redoubled three notrump failed by one trick. The article critiques South’s two hearts over two spades bid and North's double choice, arguing the spade rebid blocked optimal defense and misled the partnership.
Wik Rogers Jr will host a five mornings a week CBS TV news features show Good Morning to launch Monday at 7 AM. The program aims for a serious yet dryly humorous look at current events and will include behind the headlines segments.
An estimate of 11 000 American babies will be born on February 29 and will celebrate a real birthday only once every four years. The National Geographic Society notes this leap year cohort carries a destiny some call worse than a Christmas birthday amid a continuing nationwide baby boom.
Harvard observer Howard D'Mastus reports a huge solar flare and a rash of sun spots seen Thursday at the Sacramento Peak Observatory in New Mexico. The storms cover half the sun's disk and span a area about a half million miles across. He notes it is among the largest solar outbursts since 1946 47 and may reflect periodic sun activity cycles.
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