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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1951
Page
6
Two new officers James Franklin auditor and Bob Rook assistant vice-president were announced after last week's directors meeting. Rook studied at Texas Tech and led the transit department, while Franklin has over a year and a half with the bank and is UT graduate.
Albany report shows 158,473 births in first six months of 1951, moving toward surpassing the 325,000 annual mark. The tally signals a potential statewide birth record for the year, following the prior high.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand featuring Generous George who irks kibitzers by failing to count trumps. West opens seven of diamonds, East wins with ace then king showing two in the suit. Generous George in south ruffs the second diamond with two of hearts.
Police seized two trained falcons wearing leather leg thongs. One bird was destroyed while the other was surrendered to the Anti-Cruelty Society.
Mr and Mrs Claude Rankin 203 Buchanan announce the birth of their grandchild Terry Doyiene born August 25 at US Naval Hospital Pensacola Florida to Doyle and Lois Penny The Pennys fifth child lives in Warrington Fla Their son is a quartermaster third class serving at US Naval Air Station Saufley Field Pensacola.
The narrative explains a bridge play where West cannot defeat the contract after drawing the last trump. If West returns a diamond or club, South can ruff or discard to build two or more tricks in dummy. George can lead top spades to force more ruffs, and even with optimal defense the contract remains unbreakable, showcasing a virtuoso sequence and inviting readers to try the final trump draw themselves.
Amarillo sailor Charles E. Jeffress commissaryman second class rests at Camp Wood Rest and Recuperation Center in southern Japan after months aboard the hospital ship USS Repose in Korean waters near Mount Aso. Recreational options include golf swimming boating bowling dancing baseball tennis skeet shooting and sightseeing. He studied at Amarillo College and is the son of Mr and Mrs J E Jeffress of 607 Mississippi.
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