Over 172000 Are Now Held In U S Prisons
The U S prison population ended 1953 at 172 729, the highest since 1940, up 5 355 or 3 2 from 1952. Federal inmates totaled 15 363, up 1 349 or 7 4, while state prisons held 153 266, up 4 006 or 2 7. Female inmates numbered 6 670, up 431 or 6 9, with about 55 percent in federal facilities or seven states. Substantial regional gains occurred in the West and South, and New York led states with 16 328 prisoners. A related note cites parole violations driving some returns to prison. In Sacramento a janitor was killed when a windshield spray tank exploded after air was injected to raise pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Natron
Federal Bureau of Prisons
New York
California
Ohio
New Jersey
North Carolina
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West
South
North Central
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
Texas
Georgia
Montana
Illinois
Tenace and Vanderbilt play shape bridge lesson
The article explains tenace concepts in bridge such as major and minor tenaces and double tenace phrases with hands from a Vanderbilt convention session. It analyzes several play lines where declarers misplay clubs, diamonds, and trumps, and asks what South should do after East opens with a heart.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Cullen
Maxi
Peage
Little Lulu
Marge
Buz Sawyer
Roy Crane
Cheerman
Superman
Manuel
Cee
Wat
Wayne Boring
Tuck Insurance Agency
Pruett
Ella Cinders
Charlie Plumb
Fred Fox
Mily
CINE
Guy
Beetle Sailey
Willord
Ong
Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
Fred Lasswell
Hills
Google
MR. Smart Aleck
Moon Mullins
Mort Walker
IES
Pet
Sage
Long
Vier
Tilton
Pogo
Pals
Opera
Curley Kayo
Walt Kelley
Aunt Tessie
FBI
Durwood
Pearl
Jake
Mei Giati
U.S
Baytown Furniture Clinic
Morrell
Sacramento
Calif
UPA
Frank Artille
John Jacob Astor
U. S
Germany
Astor
Central Press
Sotth
Kead
East
i-Heart
KRSZ
AYTS
Ent Rhis
Aqis
Ivoge Brewster
Texas Supreme Court
Harris County Savings & Loan
PLE AG
By Gen Aker
Chatasore
Ghatmore
the Tightwad
Puffle