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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1951
Page
10
The fragment shows a bridge bidding and play scenario with West as dealer and spade voids. It asks how to defend or play 4 Hearts after West claimed spade ace during the auction and a heart hold in the play.
In Pueblo Colorado a man tried to frighten his wife by pretending to stab himself after killing the family cat. First aid workers found blood on the floor and later the man, wearing a bloodstained shirt, admitted the ruse and claimed he killed the cat to mislead investigators.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine was urged by Senator Aiken to be the Republican vice presidential nominee who could add 2 to 3 million votes. Smith, while flattered, said she is not a candidate and sees no remote possibility of such a ticket.
The Zimbler Sinfonieta received a package from India containing 42 original compositions by the Maharaja of Porbanbar. Josef Zimbler said the works could be performed free of charge by the ensemble. In Huntington Ind a Mueller family story notes all five members attend local schools.
The Vermont Historic Sites Commission restores Wilder House in Plymouth where Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath by lamplight shortly after Warren G. Harding’s death.
In Arlington Massachusetts a five year old girl Carol Alexander escaped with her family as flames erupted in their home. She dashed back inside to rescue her three dolls and emerged unharmed.
Albert Behrens returns to Wheeling after a spring 1908 trip to Oregon. He traveled southwestern routes to see the country and notes interest in Great Lakes waterways as key transport. He observes varied climates, with parts of India never reaching freezing temperatures.
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