Relief Funds Move Toward Formula Distribution Plan
Washington reports the administration may back a formula based relief distribution akin to road funds. Senator Byrnes advocates tying aid to population area and need, with state contributions possible. Republicans signal a program if Byrnes plan stalls, urging state control and matching requirements.
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Squeeze Play on West Opens a Bridge Poser
McKenney analyzes a bridge deal where West's lead creates a forcing squeeze. South must maintain a single reentry to set up tricks, five rounds of trumps are drawn, and a final diamond squeeze decides the hand. The column ends with Vandenberg and Byrnes discussing future relief bill provisions.
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High Point Leads In Park Acreage In N C
Survey of the U S Department of Interior shows High Point leads North Carolina cities in total park acreage and proportion to population. Greensboro and Hendersonville fare well, Asheville and Wilmington near the standard. others trail the one acre per 100 residents benchmark.
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South's six spades contract with a king detective play
In six spades, if West refuses the trump king, South must condense two losers into one trick. After West declines to cover the king, South can discard or block to create a single winning trick by timing a ruff on the spade suit while preserving the heart virtue. The given hand shows how the distribution allows the defender to be forced into a losing exit, enabling the declarer to negotiate a single trick through precise ruffing and safe discard choices.
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Seven Wonders of Icebergs and Frozen Seas
Uncle Ray explains iceberg formation from Greenland and Alaska valley glaciers, noting that nine tenths lie beneath water and that fresh water makes up the冰 but sea ice forms in frigid zones. He compares iceberg heights to buildings, cites Titanic lessons, and describes pack ice and snow turning to ice, ending with a note about obtaining a leaflet.
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The Mountie Pay and Code as Described by Walter Winchell
A Mountie starts at 1.50 a day with a top rate of 4.50. Rewards go to the pension fund and retirement after twenty years is possible. Uniforms and gear are provided. guns are used only when pursuing armed suspects. Every Mountie is taught to recite a speech before arrest and avoids making promises.
Northeast winds forecast along mid Atlantic coast
Weather bureau reports a disturbance over the Bahamas will move northward creating strong northeast winds. Warnings extended from Sandy Hook New Jersey to Cape Hatteras North Carolina.
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Spilman Reappointed to Unemployment Commission
Governor Hoey announced the reappointment of Mrs. J. B. Spilman to the unemployment compensation commission for a six year term. Her original term ends December 21, and the appointment comes amid a history noted for its unusual circumstances.
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