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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1976

Page

2

New York and Omaha Market Wrap and Grain Outlook

Stock prices extend gains across industries with leaders including Coca Cola and IBM posting notable moves. Omaha livestock prices show hog and cattle shifts. grain futures in Chicago report mixed highs and lows as Wheat Corn and Soybeans fluctuate ahead of year end.

New York UPI AlldChem AllisChal Alcoa Cen Il Lt Colum Gas CPC Dana Deere du Pont Eastman Paso NG Exxon Firestone Fruehauf Gam Sko Elec

Bulls symbolize Roosevelt in 1976 score line

The note recalls Theodore Roosevelt with the bull moose as symbol and records a line showing 122-76 for VEC Inc in 1976.

Theodore Roosevelt VEC, Inc

1930 Bridge Analysis Shows Three Clubs May Be Beatable

The article reexamines a North hand in a three clubs contract from 1930, noting West’s heart lead and the ensuing heart ruff. It discusses a defensive line where West can defeat 3NT by playing the nine of hearts after a low heart from dummy, and suggests a three notrump may be optimal if East leads deuce of hearts and West does not switch spades. It also answers a reader query on forcing jump responses with four cards, advising consideration of point count and five-card suits.

West North South East Ding

Silver Creek Civic Club honors March of Dimes worker

Tom Mason of Omaha visited his grandmother Mrs. Chris Ross and guest Mrs. Viola Mason of Salt Lake City last week. Jack Burger received a March of Dimes award during the November Silver Creek Civic Club meeting. Arlo Finlayson presented the plaque for 11 years of service. Lila Tooker of Ralston, Elmer Tooker’s granddaughter, is among 36 Nebraska youths heading to the 55th National 4-H Congress in Chicago from November 28 to December 3. St Cecelus met at the Rectory Club Room with Father Stanley Mitera speaking on the Catholic conference in Detroit.

Silver Creek Tom Mason Omaha Chris Ross Viola Mason Salt Lake City Utah Jack Burger Nebraska Chicago St. Cecelius Father Stanley Mitera Detroit

New Grandchild for Humphrey Dickes Family

Mr and Mrs Bob Humphrey of Omaha announce the birth of an 8 lb 12 oz girl on November 27 their first child. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter Fuchs of Humphrey. Mrs Herman Zuerlein marked her 91st birthday on November 24 with a cake baked by herself and joined by her Omaha based son and family.

Humphrey Bob Dickes Arlene Fuchs Omaha Walter Fuchs Herman Zuerlein

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