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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
9
In a Culbertson era bridge note, South and West face a misapplied second hand low rule. East’s misplay, ducking a diamond, allows declarer to win with the club king while West crowns the defense with club tricks. The piece argues against superficial rules over deep inference.
Major Clement Attlee told the House of Commons that a secret plane detector aiding the RAF in the Battle of Britain last fall has been developed in many directions. He said industry now turns out increasing quantities of the apparatus which requires many skilled workers, especially radio mechanics, for maintenance and repair.
Tomorrow's bridge column will feature Mr. Culbertson discussing a hand where each side is not vulnerable in match point duplicate. Readers are invited to send their troubles and problems to Ely Culbertson via the paper with a self addressed stamped envelope.
Purebred Herefords sold rapidly at the Jenny Wren farms dispersal sale in Lawrence Kansas on Monday. One hundred eighty one lots sold with an average of 251 dollars. A bull topped at 1750 dollars and another at 1500 dollars. Major buyers included Long Meadows Ranch Prescott Arizona and Lanius Hereford Farm Fort Worth Texas. L W Rabon Keith Oklahoma purchased three bulls for 300 dollars for two animals and 350 dollars for another.
Anne confronts Pete about threats to her camp and the Nagaras. She orders a divorce and dictates a witness, while the lama Doddap notes a rift as Sherwood looms. The scene ends with divergent paths and a plan to continue.
Louise Ford, 14, died in Wheeler Hospital Gilroy California, after her family refused medical care for pneumonia and infection on religious grounds. Superior Judge William James had overruled the family objections and ordered hospital admission. Deputies carried her from the home without resistance.
In Memphis on June 17 a stubborn canine repeatedly boarded a city bus, leaping back aboard at each stop until a passerby finally restrained the dog as the bus pulled away.
Ten drivers from Laundry Drivers Union No. 712 halted work at Wee Folks' Diaper and Laundry Service in Chicago. The action disrupted rush delivery, drew mothers to phone lines, and left at least 1,800 babies short of pants while wage demands are pursued.
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