Doctor Apfel Conquers Six No Trump Play in Bridge
Dr Kalman Apfel of New York City defeats a six no trump contract in a bridge deal. He wins 11 tricks with a sequence of clubs diamonds spades hearts, leveraging singleton or doubleton leads and careful endings. Readers are invited to try the hand and request POINT COUNT BIDDING by Oswald Jacoby.
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New York
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Largest Safe Installed In Archives
Washington reports the National Archives will house the world’s largest safe, a 50-ton Mosler unit with a built in elevator, placed 20 feet below the shrine. The safe, bomb fire and burglary proof, secures the Bill of Rights Declaration of Independence and Constitution with public ceremonies planned next week.
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Bank of Teikoku
Edwin H. Mosler
New York
Nine-Year-Old Reprimands Dayton Police After Break-In Attempt
A nine-year-old boy reprimanded Dayton police after they caught him breaking a glass business door. He was upset because authorities interrupted his attempt to steal before taking anything.
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Increased Power Will Light 15 Million Homes
A SASI report states Southern power firms plan five year electric expansion to light over 15 million homes at about 2 billion dollars for new plants and lines. For a ten year program ending in 1956 the industry spends about 5 billion. The South adds facilities faster than other regions and spends about five times New England. Major conclusion notes Southern utilities are alert to regional opportunities.
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Southern Association of Science and Industry
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New England
Provoo Trial Resumes as Witness Wainwright Set to Testify
In New York the treason trial of former Army interpreter John David Provoo resumes before a U S district court jury Gen Jonathan M Wainwright linked to Corregidor will testify as a defense witness Provoo is charged with aiding Japanese captors and causing an American officer's execution
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Jonathan M. Wainwright
Corregidor
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Graham backs minister in church dispute in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill the Rev Charles M Jones of Chapel Hill Presbyterian earned a vote of confidence from Dr Frank Graham former UNC president elder of the church. Graham praised Jones as spiritually devout and Centered on Christ. The Orange Presbytery had urged resignations from 22 church officers but withdrew that request. Jones refused to resign.
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Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
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Wreck Throws Man Out Leg Remains In Car
Bradenton Florida authorities found a severed leg inside a car after a pre-dawn wreck nearly wrapped around a telephone pole. Wrecker crews pried apart the wreckage and searched the vehicle but found no one. A nearby porch disclosure led investigators to the leg under a porch about 40 feet away.
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TV Radio Star
Puzzle fills a crossword style grid with clues across and down. It lists definitions for terms such as nostril on the vertical and attack on the horizontal, plus various wordplay hints and abbreviations. The theme centers on common encyclopedia style entries and language twists.
Word Puzzle Clues Filled with Classic Terms
A list of crossword style clues with numbers and hints such as Answer to Previous Puzzle 28 Range 29 Scatters 30 Essential being 34 Hones as a razor 37 Sorrowful 40 Bird s home 41 Hardens 42 Nested boxe 43 Plant part 45 Conceal 46 Above 47 Saucy 49 Male sheep 60 Goddess of infatuation 52 Three times comb form 53 Operated.
Leg Omitted Below Knee Man In Critical Condition
A 38 year old shop foreman for a Bradenton automobile firm identified as Arthur Bollerman was found in critical condition with shock blood loss head injuries chest internal injuries and the loss of his remaining leg. He has been unconscious since being found.
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Bradenton Automobile
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Eisenhower Korea Trip Costs Seen as Government Funded
Government figures indicate President-elect Eisenhower’s travel to Korea was financed mainly by the government with an estimated cost over 47000 dollars. Pentagon and White House officials discuss air transport costs and the use of the Independence plane while noting press jaunt expenses and a naval leg home for Ike.
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Korea
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White House
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Thomas K.finletter
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New York
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