Better Than Expected Overbid in Central Press Bridge
Merton Saunders sat West and faced a hand where a weak bidder seeks a game contract. The writer notes Saunders’ philosophy of aiming for game on hands only marginally short of fulfillment, illustrating an overbid in today’s deal.
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Sat West
Strould
Bridge at stake as declarer seeks lasting club discard
South faces a tense bridge hand with 31092 context. The bidding reaches 3 Hearts after South and West navigate spade and heart holdings. Declarer plays hearts, clubs, and diamonds in a bid to establish a club discard from dummy, weighing the diamond lead against potential ruffs, while West and North defend with precise spade play and trump management. The endgame hinges on whether three unplayed clubs can be held to discard diamonds from dummy, with South pondering the only path to game as tricks play out and West secures the final contract.
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Lemke Draws 30000 At Cleveland Union Rally
Representative William Lemke, Union Party presidential candidate, spoke to an estimated 30,000 attendees at Father Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice convention held at Cleveland's lakefront stadium.
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Union Party
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Cleveland
Lakefront Stadium
Central Press
When were Que and Montreal founded and who planned Washington
The source cites questions on founding dates for Québec and Montreal and notes that President Washington and Major Pierre Charles L’Enfant planned the city of Washington in 1791. It implies the site selection and city planning involved these figures.
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Montreal
White House
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DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Crossword puzzle clues and mixed garbling present a dense list of across and down hints. Multiple stray letters and misprints obscure entries for numbers 1 6 10 11 12 13 16 17 25 28. Some clues reference languages regions and common words, suggesting a varied word grid.
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Heiress Charges Physicians in Sterilization Case
Ann Cooper Hewitt, San Francisco heiress, testifies on the stand as two doctors are charged with performing a sterilization operation. Judge Ragland Tuttle presides over the mayhem case in San Francisco, with Hewitt pictured testifying during the proceedings.
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San Francisco
Ragland Tuttle
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Armstrong Wins Featherweight World Title In L A
Henry Armstrong defeats Arizmendi in Los Angeles to claim the world featherweight championship. The victory garners recognition for Armstrong across most states and he receives a diamond studded belt as symbol of the title.
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Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
St. Louis
One-Minute Test and Etiquette Hints Collide in 1920s Tip Sheet
A fragmentary 1920s style page mixes quiz items with etiquette guidance. It asks what defines a longhorn and how to introduce a fiancé, then contrasts adjectives and adverbs and hints at a birthday horoscope. The tone blends casual quiz prompts with social norms and naming conventions.
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American City
John Smith
Callen
Michigan Boulevard
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