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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1960
Page
9
The entry notes that on February 25, 1919 Oregon became the first state to tax gasoline, charging motorists 1 percent of fuel cost. It highlights era nostalgia and hints at broader economic trends, including rubber stock declines and projected tire industry sales into 1960.
The page offers sun sign guidance urging readers to balance cooperation with caution, avoid anger, stay relaxed, forgive haste, curb business talk at social events, respect timing for promotions, and be helpful as sympathetic crowds gather. It lists all twelve zodiac signs with brief cautions and advice.
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AP report lists closing prices and percent changes for major industrials and railroads in New York on Tuesday. Names include General Motors Chrysler Coca Cola Colgate Penn National and other heavyweights with varied percent shifts.
South and West navigate a no finesse strategy to make a small slam in spades. The article walks through the loser on loser idea and an endplay that eliminates diamonds and clubs to force the defender into a losing return. West shows the diamond queen with the opening lead, enabling declarer to steer to victory by discarding spades on the jack and ruffing to set up a careful ending.
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