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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1958
Page
11
Austria reports a fifty percent rise in attendance at the Vienna Fairs for the year 1957, signaling stronger public interest. Officials note the surge reflects postwar economic revival and increased international participation.
Mayor Tedesco spoke at the Bridgeport Christian Union and Goodwill Industries dinner at Salem Lutheran Church Park Avenue. Albert W. Spear was elected president for the coming year, succeeding Robert S. Tellahan, stressing help for physically and emotionally disabled people to lead productive, valued lives.
Oswald Jacoby recalls a hand where South disregarded a safe pass after North opened four spades. Despite fortunate breaks and East West misdefense, South makes the contract by arranging a sequence of ruffs and discards, illustrating how the crime of overreach can pay off only with perfect conditions.
The excerpt shows a bridge bidding sequence with North East South West and a question for South. After 1 club pass 1NT pass 2NT pass, you hold OKQ358 is YAS O163 a2. The question asks what you should bid if partner continues with a bid of four no trump. The guidance suggests bidding four spades if partner has a maximum two no trump. otherwise four spades remains sound.
Three boys aged 9 to 11 confessed to police that they caused extensive damage at an unoccupied house at the corner of Hatter town and Stanley roads. They entered by breaking a cellar window and pulled fuses to freeze pipes, damaging copper fixtures, sinks, a spray hose, door knobs, and the kitchen exhaust fan. The owner, Joseph Maillet of Easton, reported the incident this morning. the case remains under investigation.
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