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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
16
This week our tests focus on Declarer planning for a campaign in No Trump contracts. Two hands are presented daily with strategy explained next day. In No 5 Declarer can reach eleven tricks with careful club play by ducking a hostile club. In No 6 the path to game requires timing and finessing clubs, risking a trick to secure five clubs from Dummy.
Mrs Mary Louis Crittenden eighty died at her Church Street home after a short pneumonia illness. She was widow of former Mayor Albert R Crittenden and a founder of the Wilcox Crittenden company in the city.
Carleton A. Chase banker manufacturer and civic leader from Syracuse dies unexpectedly in Philadelphia while en route from Syracuse to New York. He was born November 25, 1864 in Syracuse.
Professor Edgar White Burrill lectured at Stratfield hotel on the idea that heaven is within the individual. He contrasted various cultural visions of heaven, quoted St John and Shakespeare, and discussed immortality, Stormfield’s Visit to Heaven, Basil King’s Going West, and Mary Siegrist’s poem Compensation.
A minstrel show and dance by St Josephs church youths is planned for Red Men hall Madison avenue Tuesday. Directed by Thomas Neary with Misa Theresa Polke as interlocutor, the program features a 56 member mixed chorus, six end men, named soloists, and a group of dancers with an extensive listing of participants and committee members. Ernest Macauley is accompanist.
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas urged in Chicago that federal tax cuts are not enough. He called for a much bigger reduction in state and local taxes to provide real relief, criticizing the overall tax system. The piece also notes reactions and editorial quirks from the era.
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