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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1950

Page

6

Margaret Truman and Ethel Merman Share Luncheon Banter

At the Stork Club luncheon, Margaret Truman and Ethel Merman chat about long distance calls and stage rituals while promoting Irving Berlin's Call Me Madam. They joke about autographs, tax scrutiny, and Truman's candid take on life as a public figure, ending with praise for Truman's charm and appeal.

New York INS Ethel Merman Margaret Truman Truman Harry Miss Truman Irving Berlin Miss Merman Mme. Minister Mesta Washington

Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Iowa Estate

On May 31, 1950, Nelson Fink of Astor, IA was appointed and qualified as administrator of Minnie Fink's estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to pay outstanding debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk, Iowa, authenticated. Attorney: FE A. Johnson.

State of Iowa Linn County Minnie Fink Iowa Nelson Fink Astor FE. A. Johnson

Jacoby on Bridge Players Debate Diamond Hand Bid

A Kansas City correspondent reports a club in a match point event debating how to bid a hand. The discussion centers on whether North should rebid spades or pass the double of two diamonds to gain penalties, with most top players preferring to let the double stand.

Bridge Club Kansas City North

Strategic balance in match point bridge play

The article analyzes North South decisions in a bridge hand. It discusses aiming for the most points, balancing chances of a game or a two trick set, and the value of setting two diamonds versus making a game. South ends up taking eleven tricks at notrump, with the risk of a 500 point score if East can defend by cashing clubs.

North Cubber Bridge South East

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