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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1947
Page
33
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Bridge expert Charles M. Goren presents quiz questions with South hands in four card play and bidding scenarios. Solutions discuss false cards, doubles, three no trump possibilities, and how partner’s likely strength affects contract choice while noting the risks of overreaching.
The U S Civil Service Commission announced revisions to requirements for Student dietitian appointments in the Veterans Administration. Written tests are no longer required and age limits were changed. The 12 month training pay is 1470 dollars including allowances for lodging and meals, quarters, and overtime. Successful trainees become permanent staff dietitians at 2644 dollars yearly and applications are available from Charles N Craddock secretary Room 624 Post Office building. Also reports from Bridgeport United Nations Association meeting at Red Cross building Park Avenue with Stephanie McCarthy presiding and Jo Lyn C Lynch reporting on recent celebration at United Church.
Five Bridgeport youths entered the Junior College of Commerce in New Haven. The group includes Jack Brown of 616 Washington Avenue, Mollie Larmherr of Kattan Avenue, Andrew Taralan of 1387 Wheeler Avenue, Moultrie Balk.com of 068 North Avenue, and Patrick John Hunter of 71 Bush Court.
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