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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1949

Page

3

McKenney Thanks Santa Helper Joe Rosenfield Jr.

In a holiday note McKenney on Bridge salutes Santa helpers, especially Joe Rosenfield Jr. once of New Orleans, known as Big Joe on WOR. He is praised for collecting cards for soldiers in hospitals.

Santa Claus Joe Rosenfield Jr New Orleans Over Wor Big Joe

Big Joe Delivers Trick in Hearts On Card Playing Day

The narrator hails “Big Joe” as Santa to the needy yet describes a card play where Joe avoids a trump overtrick. He wins the opening king of hearts, finesses clubs to establish them, then ruffs and discards to sail home. A two-trump overtake would have left dummy with no escape.

Santa Claus Big Joe East Dummy

Bond investors see ten year savings bonds pay out next year

Ten years after buying series D or E government savings bonds worth 753 million dollars, the public will receive about 1.4 billion dollars next year, a 251 million dollar gain over their input with an average annual return of 2.9 percent. The bonds mature in ten years and pay back 1000 dollars for each 750 invested, though the next year’s dollars differ from the original dollars.

New York

Dollar’s shrinking power hurts savers and investors

A treasury department discussion warns that dollar purchasing power has fallen 38.6 percent since ten years ago, reducing $1,000 bonds to $614 next year. It cites war costs, government spending, pensions, and debt as the main deflators while urging actions to preserve the dollar’s value and safeguard savers.

Treasury Department

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Leo Stiles la Grande Ore Leo McKenney William EF. McKenney America’s Card Authority Tussy Sone Content ACE Leslie Gould Iley Oop John Coats Tomrrow
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