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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
9
In the Regency Club Experts' Room, Harry Phipps doubled five diamonds but bid five hearts. A careless first spade from dummy misled East, allowing West to win and Phipps to claim an unbeatable contract.
In a typical bridge problem with both sides vulnerable the auction is North East 1 Heart, 2 Diamonds. South holds MK IT32 9WQ542 and should bid three hearts given distribution. The question repeats with South holding AKQI32 wr5s43.
Question and answer style excerpt notes Washington died at 67 while the first Mississippi River bridge, Rock Island Railroad Bridge at Davenport Iowa, opened in 1856.
A humorous verse about the parents of the groom and their roles at a wedding. It notes the father's attire, the mother’s striking hat, and the usher’s duties, ending with a gentle reminder to be kind to the parents of the shy groom since without a son there would be no wedding.
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