Americas Unite in Pact Sparing Cultural Assets
President Roosevelt led a White House signing to shield cultural monuments across North and South America in case of conflict. Representatives from 19 nations, including the United States, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Panama and others, formalized the treaty as Pan American Day honors.
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Nicholas Roerich
New York
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
New World
Day in Congress: Senate Debates Transportation Bill
The Senate debates a motor transportation bill as judiciary begins a hearing on a Black lobbying measure. The munitions committee investigates Wall Street operator Ben Smith while the House debates an economic security bill and the agriculture committee opens a hearing on financing aid for small farm homes. Read the Classified Ads.
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South Carolina Still Owes Debt for Revolution and City Debts
South Carolina continues to pay revolutionary war obligations and owes 607500 on its state capitol and 392644 for rebuilding Charleston after a long-ago fire. The piece traces bonds from 1794 and 1838, notes prior compromises, and mentions refinancing at 3.5 percent. It also notes J A Thom of China Grove, NC, planning retirement after 61 years with Southern Railway.
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J.A. Thom
China Grove
N.C
Southern Railway System
U S Claims Sale Fact Discovered In Mellon Probe
Pittsburgh April 16 AP The government laid out for the tax court a base date of June 30 1930 in the Andrew W Mellon income tax case alleging a 44 million asset transfer from McClintic Marshall to Union Construction as the first step of a sale 21 million to Bethlehem Steel later taxed under Mellon ownership 30 percent. The Water street property in Pittsburgh features in the case and the dissolution of assets after Union Construction formed December 30 1930 is argued by Shearer.
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R. H. Schlottman
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Fred R. Shearer
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Kenilworth Land Company
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Union Construction
Four Aces System in Contract Bridge Explored by Experts
The Four Aces system by Burns tine Gottleb Jacoby Schenken and von Zedtwitz outlines a points based valuation table with aces three points kings two queens one and jacks a half. It covers opening bids rebids level shifts preempts and double leads in detail for strategic play.
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David Burnstine
Michael Gottleb
Oswald Jacoby
Howard Schenken
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Frat Bid Guide Notes On Leads After Doubles
A briefing on bidding and leads in bridge. When a defender doubles a slam bid the partner on lead should request the doubler's suit. The doubler’s bid implies desire for that suit led by the declarer’s side.
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Declarer
Zigzag Bridge Tactics in Double Raises and Slam Concepts
The text outlines bridge bidding nuances focusing on doubles and leads. It discusses when to lead first unbid suits, outcomes for slam bids after double raises, and the Ace and King rule. It notes cautions about opening suits in certain positions and emphasizes strategic bidding over flashy play.
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