Grand Slam in Spade Contract Puzzle and Radio Listings
A long, cluttered OCR passage mixes a bridge problem about Z and Y in a spade contract with a proposed line of play leading to a grand slam, followed by a dense block of radio programming listings for stations in Schenectady, Washington, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Louisville, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, and other locales. The bridge section discusses discarding, trump management, and forcing tricks, ending with a hint that the solution appears in the next article. The schedule lists shows, orchestras, and air times across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deamon
Auc- Ibis
Tion
Radio Schedule Listings From Associated Press Era
Eastern standard time digital scan shows station call letters and programs. Entries include WEAF New York WOR Newark WPG Atlantic City WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo WFE WLIT Philadelphia IKDKA Pittsburgh detailing daily shows such as Dinner Music News Concert Orchestra Dance Music and various music and talk segments with times and program names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
WPG
Atlantic City
Below Zero Weather Strikes West States
Arctic weather grips the region with Montana enduring sub zero readings. Lewiston records 26 below zero while Moore Chinook and Billings report 24 22 and lower temperatures. Snow falls after a rapid temperature drop reaching Kansas City as light snow begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Montana
Colorado
Plains
Lewiston
Moore
Chinook
Billings
Kansas
Kansas City
Lang Enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury in Cathedral
Canterbury England December 4 AP Dr Cosmo Gordon Lang 97th Archbishop of Canterbury and primate of the Church of England was enthroned in St Augustines marble chair in a medieval ceremony at the cathedral Despite fines of King George there was a last minute possibility the enthronement could be postponed reflecting the grand pageantry of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Eng
Cosmo Gordon Lang
Church of England
St. Augustine
York
George
Speedy relief for sore throat safe prescription noted
A newspaper ad promotes Thoxine a doctor approved sore throat remedy. It promises quick relief with one swallow targeting the internal cause not reached by gargles. It is iron chloroform and lope free pleasant tasting and safe for the family with a money back guarantee. Sold at Red Cross Pharmacy Gratton Drug and Chemical Co and other stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross’ Pharmacy
Gratton Drug & Chemical Co
Bodies Found in Rio Harbor After Plane Crash
Rio Janeiro harbor recovered thirteen bodies from a crash that killed a Brazilian air party including Alberto Santos-Dumont. A mechanic died in hospital, a diver perished due to air line failure, and five Democratic leaders were among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Alberto Santos-Dumont
Santos Dumont
France
Rais
Democratic Party
Rejected Suitor Kills Girl and Mother Then Himself
William Laqua, a well digger, killed Beatrice Barager 26 and her mother and then died by dynamite explosion after attempting to force marriage. He reportedly argued with the girl over a rival and waited at the Barager home before attacking. A neighbor heard screams as the blast wrecked the upper portion of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerald
Sasi
William Laqua
Laqua
Beatrice Barager
Barager
Hoover's Continued from Page One Election Totals
Hoover's race shows Wolverton, Republican, defeating incumbent Win O'Brien by 690 votes. Other districts list Carl G. Bachmann 21,989 and Frank L. Bowman 10,74 in first and fourth districts. James A. Hughes leads in third with 1 615, Hugh Ike Shot leads fifth with 183. Unofficial figures hint Joe L. Smith over B. T. England by a slim margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverton
Inowmbant
O'Brien
Carl G. Bachmann
Frank L. Bowman
James A. Hughes
Hugh Ike
Joe L. Smith
B. T. England
London King on verge of commission plan
Overnight dispatches report slight improvement for King as newspapers outline plans for a commission to act for him. Other updates note a Chilean quake toll rising to 218 with thousands injured and homeless, a Rio harbor plunge death, and various regional incidents across the Americas plus political demonstrations in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Santiago
Chile
Rio’ Janeiro
Harbor
Exile residence of Trotsky and tariff hearings begin
Reports cover Trotsky in exile and Washington-House tariff hearings starting January 7. The Richmond State Anti Saloon League blasts Virginia as a state wide drinking scandal, while University denies the charges and Baldwin’s rejection is noted.
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Washington—House
Richmond
State
Anti-Saloon League
Virginia
University
Washington Baldwin
Los Angele
Washington
Smoot
Kotzebue
Inston
James Collins
York
Malachute P
Louisville
Riverside
Cal
Northcott
Britten
Coolidge Continued from Fade One
Cambridge Maryland and Jesse W Hadale Lancaster involved in continuation. The brief notes reference ongoing coverage and cross references to earlier fade lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Fade
Cambridge, Md
Jesse W. Hadale
Lancaster
Ministers and Assignments Listed for Several Posts
A list of diplomatic appointments includes Jefferson Gaffery named Minister to Colombia from Louisiana, A F. Arthur Sehnen feld as Minister to Bulgaria in DC, Warren D. Robbins named Minister to Salvador, Charles 8. Wilson designated to Romania with Maine ties, and John J. Guill from California as a Federal Farm Loan Board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Jefferson Gaffery
Louisiana
Bulgaria
A. FP
Arthur Sehnenfeld
District of Columbia
Salvador
Warren D. Robbins
New York
Romania
Charles 8. Wilson
Maine
Federal Farm Loan Board
John J. Guill
California
Veteran Statesman to Be Unopposed Again
Vienna reports Dr. Michael Hainiuch will be unanimously elected president for a third term after all political parties agree. The constitution will be amended to allow a third term for him alone, while successors remain limited to two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Michael Hainiuch
Prance Refuses US Extradition Bid in Blackmer Case
Paris reports Prance declines extradition of M. Blackmer, the missing witness in a Denver indictment alleging false income tax returns. The request sought extradi tion of the case witness as part of a U.S. push related to tax charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
M. Blackmer
Denver
Plackmer
Jenkins Appointed to Run Five Property Surveys
County court appoints Sam T. Jenkins to conduct surveys on five parcels in multiple districts. Properties include 37 acres owned by Gabe Work Coal Co in Flemington, 85 acres to John R. McGee in Booths Creek, 198 acres of Armstrong and McGee in Booths Creek, 630 acres of Wabash Coal Co in Booths Creek, and 3.5 acres owned by Mary L. Finnecan in the city of Gratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam TR. Jenkins
John L. Heehmer
Capending
Gabe Work Coal Company
Flemington
John R. McGee
Booths Creek
Armstrong and McCee
Wabash Goal Cam Booths Creek
Mary L. Finnecan
City of
Gratton
American Murdered in Bluefields Office
Tayard Waters, the son of the oldest American in Bluefields, was killed last night in his office. U S marines and national guard are investigating but no clues have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
Nic
County Court Adjourns as Successor to Haymond Sought
The county court adjourned yesterday afternoon without naming a successor to the late Squire J C Haymond but will reconvene tomorrow to discuss the appointment. Budget estimates for 1929 were approved for Sheriff-elect William Mays, Prosecutor-elect James Holt, and County Clerk Fral Henagl. Holt selected Elizabeth Stuck as stenographer. Bennett kept current staff with Mary C Goley and Renab, Prime clerk. Additional office help may be hired in fall. Rebecca Bartlett allowed groceries from county funds. Claims for property damage from road construction filed. routine bills approved. checks to be issued tomorrow or Thursday for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire J. C. Haymond
William Mays
James Holt
Fral Henagl
Elizabeth Stuck
W. Merle Watkins
Bennett
Mary C. Goley
Rena Bl
Sentinel
Rebecca Bartlett
Alleged Revolutionist Arrested In Mexico
Despatches from Mazatlan report Gumerhindo Berlanga arrested by military authorities in Sonora on charges of threatening General Obregon’s widow. He allegedly vowed to curse her children unless she used her influence with President Portes Gil to save José De Leon Toral from execution. Documents claim the prisoner is sedition tied and he will be sent to Mexico City for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mejien City
Mazatlan
Gumerhindo Berlanga
Sonora
Alvaro Obregon
Portes Gil
José de Leon Toral
Mexico City
Deaths and notices from across regions and notable figures
The report recalls Captain J. Rockwell of St. Albans aged 98, a veteran steamboat captain, and John D. Sage, 51, president of Union Central Life Insurance Company. A cabinet room incident at the White House is mentioned with references to the Coolidges, conveying a fragmented obituary snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
St. Albans
J. ‘Wl Rockwell
World’s Olds
Cincinnati
John D. Sage
Union Central’ Life Insurance Company
Anee
White House
Coolidges
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Bayle, Je
Wynne Ferguson
Jamhil Sonichod
Eollapucat
Sere
Hearts
Diamonda
Bredes
Dias
Bestor's
Wish Springttela
Falvey
Lowe's
Memories Garden
Thester
Sailortown
WRC
Southern
WSB
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Bridge Games
Orchestra
Eskimos
WSM Nashville
Central
NYW
Chicago
Insomnia Club
WLW
Wcx-Wir
Detroit
Pilots Air Weavers
Tiremen
Cigar Girls
Minstrels
Red Apple Club
WEAF
Morley
Soconyland
Casinelii
Revellanes
Ise Ew Ee Oeig
Robert Ecys Gaack
Slumber Music
Newark
N.Y. Uefiz
Stern
Main Street
J. H. Love
Trio
Darktown Strutters
WEEI
Boston
the Pilgrims
Eveready Hour
WGR
Buffalo
WFE
Philadelphia
IKDKA
Pittsburgh
Men’s. Wool Process Union
Children’s. Union, Suits
SEY
Cohen's
East Main St
Grafton
Cosmo Lang
George of
England
Prince of Wales
Renter
Hiss
Mary
Duchess of York
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Rio
Hoover
Buenos Aires
Maryland
Peru
Havana
Women Storm Chamber
Moscow
Alma Ata
Turkestan
Trotsky
Prance
Blackmer
Jenkins
Fairmont, W. Va
Hartley’s
Squire
P. Mi
Mexico
Ceaves
Vicks
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