Conquering Contract by Philip Hal Sims
Longhand bridge analysis by Philip Hal Sims on forcing responses, two no trump bids, and slam invitations. Exploring how to respond when partner opens one spade, with four spades support and varying holdings. Includes guidance on two heart openings and spade support to optimize contract choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hal Sims
Mir. Sims
Four Horsemen
Public Ledger
Courthouse Records and Property Transfers in 1932
Courthouse records detail warranty deeds for multiple parcels in San Jacinto Heights and surrounding addition areas, with several transfers listed for modest sums. Building permits for E McDowell and various registrations and trackable parcels appear alongside notes on aviation growth between the United States and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver R. E. Barfield
Wm. Perry
Eakle
Chas. F. Farrell
C. E. Settle
W. Tex. Const. Co
Robert Andrews
J. O. Meeks
G. G. Foster
W. Foster
Pontiac
Boxwell Bros
Amarillo Ford
B. Anderson
Dalhart
Plysmouth
Ster Rice
Vang Buren
B. Walter Irvin
Amarillo
Plymouth
McDowell
Madison
Lace
Air Duels Mark Warfare Between Customs Aces
Washington April 24 Bobby Deuel ex Fort Worth barnstormer earned his wings with the Customs Air Service after driving a West Front rival from the sky in a chase along the Texas Mexico border. Deuel and inspectors pursued a Falcon plane suspected of contraband liquor, engaging at 5000 feet before forced landing and capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Gilbert Washington
Bobby Deuel
Fort Worth
Customs Service
Texas-Mexico
Denel
Mexico
San Angelo
Deuel
Inspector of Custom
Falcon
Cas
Customs unit pilots a chase to capture alleged liquor smuggler
Deuel and mounted inspector Oden fly 200 miles over rugged terrain from Apache Ranch to Poteet chasing Warrior, the ex war ace suspected of liquor smuggling. The pursuit, aided by three linked groups and telephones, ends as Warrior prepares to land at an improvised field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuel
Washington
Warrior
Winburn Field
San Antonio
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Presidio
Texas
R. B. Oden
Rio Grande
Apache Ranch
Cotulla
Warrer
Devel
Poteet
Air gallery thrill fades as Warrior loses altitude
The report notes a craft named Warrior descended after a loss of altitude, with 80 gallons of sotol aboard and the phrase tomorrow referencing Hytor invaders threatening three U.S. borders. It mentions demand for light trucks rising in the Philippine Islands and the Sullivan twins Louis and Henry of Anderson, South Carolina, as co captains of NC cross country in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devel
Warrior
Earth
Louis
Henry Sullivan
Anderson
8. C
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courthouse Records
United States
U. S
Hugh L. McLeod
San Francisco
McLeod
Cameron Highlanders
Scotland
William
Uncle Sam
Kelly Field
Bolling
Hytor
U.S
Philippine Islands
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Norge
Norge Corporation
Borg-Warner Corporation
Norge Rollator
Amarillo Lumber & Supply Co
Washington St
Magic Theatre
Stan
Oren
Beniko
Fran
Eeutae
Stoke
Reynolds Tobacco