Bridge Murder Hidden In a 1939 Game
Alfred Sheinwold presents a retro bridge puzzle from a 1939 event by Terence Reese. South’s four spade bid leads to a doomed contract as trumps lie with East, leaving a murder mystery in the hand and a puzzle for readers to solve before the reveal.
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Terence Reese
East
South
North
When Issued Stock Dividends and Trading Mechanics
The investor explains that dividends are not paid on when issued stock and outlines how when issued trades work. A two for one split shifts the price to about half, and trading typically starts only after shares are issued and after the ex dividend date.
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Stock Exchange
Lack of facilities for emotionally ill children exposed
A nationwide survey by the National Association for Mental Health and the National Institute of Mental Health shows an appalling lack of facilities for emotionally ill children. Of 367 hospitals, only 147 met criteria, and merely 20 offered both residential and day programs.
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Washington
UPI
National Association For Mental Health
National Institute of Mental Health
Puerto Rico
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
Georgia
Idaho
Mississippi
Montana
North Dakota
South Carolina
West Virginia
Wyoming
Virginia
Bright Persons Loners Bright Persons Loners
A study of 342 highly intellectual individuals found that 70 percent chose jobs allowing solitary work or leadership dominance. Researchers from Columbia University, publishing in Talent and Performance, note early college success did not predict later life success. They urge funding support to enable continued education without financial barriers.
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New York
UPI
Columbia University
Columbia
Eli Ginzberg
Columbia Economics
Leading Criticism of Hotels Those Little Bars of Soap
Victor E. Barrett of Manger Hotels urged hotelmen to prioritize atmosphere over automation at the American Hotel and Motel Association convention. He cited soap bars as a key complaint, noting costs and guest desires for homey comforts and personalized service. He urged pampering guests and reducing automatic processes to restore gracious living.
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New York
UPI
Victor E. Barrett
Manger Hotels
American Hotel and Motel Association
Barrett
Costa Rica Seeks Retired Americans with Tax Waivers
Costa Rica launches a plan to attract senior foreigners offering duty free auto import, up to 850 in duties on household goods, and living incentives. Consul Juan Segovia notes the country’s appeal of fine coffee, climate, and friendly people as it invites retirees to settle. The program targets Americans with pensions, while highlighting a peaceful, army-free nation and English-speaking president Francisco Ortiz.
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Miami
UPI
Costa Rica
Juan Segovia
Segovia
Costa
Bonilla
Tropics
Nicaragua
Panama
San’ Jose
United States
Francisco
Chico) Orich
Parada del Sol Queen Search Opens in Scottsdale
The 11th annual Parada del Sol runs Feb 5 7 as organizers seek a queen. Scottsdale residents aged 17 to 24 must apply by Dec 6 for horsemanship judged by Walter Ross Dale Willis and Dale Siminoff. Entry blanks at Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Bank of Scottsdale and western stores.
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Queen of the
Queen
Scottsdale
Jack Perkins
Walter Ross
Arabian Horsmen’s Assn
Dale Willis
Quarterhorse Assn
Dale Siminoff
Arizona Stables
Vanishing Art Reweaving Shortage Feeds Burns
In Hempstead New York Morton Mallin founder of the Eastern School of Reweaving says only about two thousand qualified reweavers serve the public with several hundred more working mainly for friends or relatives. Cigarette and cigar burns plus moth damage drive most requests. He estimates U S trade volume at about twenty million dollars annually and notes his family has long practiced reweaving with Gloria assisting in grading student work.
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Hempstead
N.Y
UPI
Morton Mallin
Eastern School of
Hemptead
U.S
Mallin
Guggy's Choosy Children Menu Ad
Guggy's offers a children's menu with complete dinners snacks and pastry selections. The bright yellow lion invites families to dine at six convenient locations with affordable fountain treats.
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Guggy
Guggy's
Local Shopping Spots Highlight Scottsdale Corridor
Guggys Park Central and Camelback area storefronts list locations on 3100 N Central and near Camelback at Scottsdale Road. Additional sites include 1812 E Camelback Tower Plaza and 38th St at E Thomas Rd plus Masa E Mala beside Maricopa Motor Hotel. Open daily including Sunday.
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Park Central
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Tower Plaza 38Th St. & E. Thomas Rd
Masa E. Mala
Maricopa Motor Hotel
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Topeka
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Don Puente
Associates Investment and Realty Co
Alex Goodman
Harry Andrews
Asa Fennell
Ray Grey
Bob's Big Boy
Russell Fallon
Wonderfair Stores, Inc
East Gate
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Nother
Josh M. Lang
Calle del Paisano
Ray Wanek
Joseph Cumming
Crystal Palace
Lang
Phoenix Symphony Guild
Parada
Gloria
Jerry's Fruit
Gracie's Dry Goods
Shea Blvd
Witter
Dean Witter & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Camelback Road
Central Avenue
Cahil
Edmund
Old Scottsdale Rd
Guggys
Chris
Bank of Scottsdale
Safe Deposit
Bank
the Bank of
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