West Leads Spur Success In Complex Bridge Hand
Culbertson analyzes a match point duplicate hand with West as dealer. West’s bold spade lead from the queen prevents dummy ruffs and blocks declarer’s plan, yielding six tricks and a decisive win. He explains alternative leads and their dangers, inviting readers to send in bridge troubles.
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Ely Culbertson
West
North
East
South
Declarer
The Sacred Dagger Continues Amid Tense Village Return
Rita Mohler Hanson continues the tale with Anne hiding the dagger after Pete arrives with a roll of rugs. Mackey teases about Blaze Sherwood while Anne contemplates the letter she conceals. The group questions wedding schemes, Doddap’s fate, and Anne’s uneasy hospitality as tension rises.
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Pete
Anne
Philip
Mackey
Diana
Blaze Sherwood
Blaze
Sherwood
Beth
Army Maneuver Lands On Landowner Text Letter To Tenant
Houston landowner A Hughes warns Timpson tenant of government contract allowing troop movements across his land. He signed a maneuver agreement permitting crossing vehicles and camping during Army maneuvers with no payment offered or expected. The note ends with mention of a new road in northern Australia crossing 600 miles of desert.
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Jasper
Z. A. Hughes
Houston
Timpson
Australia
Windy Billy Wilkinson Dies at 79 in Stanton Burial
William Windy Billy Wilkinson, famed square dance caller known from Anson and the Old West, buried in Stanton. Survived by widow, five sons from Oklahoma to Texas, three daughters, and a sister. Born March 16, 1862 in Denton County, he later joined cattle ranching across West Texas and was among the first settlers on land where Lubbock now stands.
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William
Windy Bill” Wilkinson
Old West
Wilkinson
Larry Chittenden
Anson
Windy Billy
Little Deadman’s Ranch
Ponca City
Okla
J. A
Dallas
Bart
Big Spring
Sam and
Eddie
Lorena Lynch
C. J. Cox
Garden City
Kenneth Cox
Lamesa
Lula Johnson
Galveston
Lubbock
Denton County
West Texas
Goodnight
Clarendon
Swensons
Stamford
Fort Dodge
Kan
Fort Worth
W. T. Hutson
W. T. Carpenter
W. EB
Whit) Rainer
Memphis, Tenn
Stonewall County
Col
Charles Goodnight
Panhandle
Dog Survives Niagara Falls Rescue by Owner
A terrier owned by Mr and Mrs Albert Gordon of New York City fell into the water at Goat Island near the American cataract. The dog was swept over the 167 foot falls and rescued by Gordon who reached the rock below after an elevator ride.
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Nagara Falls
N. Y
Albert Gordon
New York City
Gordon
Goat Island
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