Texas based 22nd Armored to become 75th Infantry Division
The 22nd Armored Division, part of the Organized Reserve with Texas headquarters, will be redesignated the 75th Infantry Division on March 3. Other reserve units will shift geography to divide the state into east and west areas, aiding training and administration. A note adds that a group of young ex Confederate officers organized the Ku Klux Klan.
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Cagney and Demarest In Motorcycle Crash On Film Set
Hollywood stars Jimmy Cagney and William Demarest suffered non life threatening injuries after a motorcycle in a sidecar scene for What Price Glory crashed on a slippery road. Demarest was thrown clear with a groin injury while Cagney remained in the sidecar, bruised but alert during the World War I themed production.
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Bridge Strategy and Bidding Reflections
In a detailed bridge column, Shepard Barclay explains that the sole clear path to gain advantage after an opponent opens four in a suit is to bid five in the hostile suit, guiding partner choice and deck dynamics. The discussion explores sequences from a major duplicate game, evaluating 6 Diamonds versus 6 Hearts, cue-bids, and defensive responses, ending with questions on optimal defense when South reaches five spades and West doubles.
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Former governor Davidson dead at 79 in Memphis home
The former governor, known for long service in the late legislature, died yesterday at his home at age 79 after a lengthy illness. He had presided as lieutenant governor from 1620 to 1823 and built a lumber business in Leredo before moving headquarters to Houston in 1837.
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Oklahoma and Texas face mutual migration pull
Oklahoma City reports 2049 families moved from four states and 18 areas in 1951, with 261 coming from Texas, while Dallas notes about 355 to 385 Oklahomans moved there last year. The Chamber cites Red River crossovers and corporate relocations as key factors shaping the flow.
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