Conservative bidding costs hero in five clubs bridge tale
A bridge hand illustrates how East's cautious style curbed aggressive play. If East had jumped to three spades over North's double, the contract landscape might shift, with West risking a sacrifice at five spades to protect the rubber while North and South play safer under pressure.
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Yule Star Display At Rockefeller Center
The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will be joined by a new overhead star display created with Hayden Planetarium. A ceiling of stars will depict constellations and the Milky Way above the promenade between the French and British buildings from Fifth Avenue to the skating rink. The 85 foot Norway spruce from Mt. Kisco, New York, stands as the centerpiece.
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Inauguration program draws national delegates to Wake Forest
Mr. Gray sent greetings on behalf of the Greater University and Dr. Edens spoke for private and denominational schools. About 313 delegates from top colleges learned societies and educational bodies attended the inauguration luncheon and president's reception.
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Hands Off and On the Job Governorship in North Carolina
Governor Kerr Scott emphasizes a hands off approach to national administration while backing proactive state actions. He notes no wish to advise on war policy yet supports meetings on Wilmington dry dock port development and power projects.
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Flyer Elects Death To Save Other Lives
Dallas native First Lt. James Arthur Bradley chose to crash his flaming jet fighter to avoid endangering about 100 Sunday drivers at Hensley field. He died in the crash. base commander Lt. Col. B. M. Taylor said he would recommend Bradley for the Congressional Medal of Honor for likely saving many lives.
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