McKenney on Bridge Goren's Brilliant Defensive Coup
Goren pulls off a decisive defensive play in a high level bridge contest described by McKenney. The column outlines strategic maneuvers and contrasts Goren's technique with standard defenses, highlighting precision and timing.
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Goren Helps National Champion Bridge Team Reign
The ninth hand from the Pittsburgh championship features Charles H. Goren of Philadelphia guiding his team to victory over a slam. Facing a diamond division and a forced ruff, Goren used a club queen to kill the vital entry and thwart the declarer. The 1939 title path continued as his teammates also secured a contract at the other table. Next: An interrupted honeymoon.
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State Utilities Commission reports 1939 rate reductions and hearings
The North Carolina utilities commission, overseeing electric, gas, telephone, and transit services, logged 78 public hearings and hundreds of informal matters in 1939. Key outcomes include major power rate cuts for Duke Power and other providers, totaling nearly two million dollars in reductions for the year and ongoing service improvements into 1940.
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Sudan Shrine Temple to Hold Annual Meeting in New Bern
The Sudan Shrine Temple plans its annual meeting in New Bern on January 26 with former Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus as successor to Lee L. Gravely as Illustrious Potentate. The report notes efforts to obtain fair freight rates and eliminate the tariff barrier affecting Southern industries, plus progress in state motor transportation and new or remodeled bus stations costing $450,000 across numerous cities.
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Sudan Shrine Temple
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
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Lee L. Gravely
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WPA Relief Parley Opens in Raleigh on Urgent Need
State WPA Administrator C. C. McGinnis convened field reps in Raleigh to coordinate a statewide relief drive focusing on high-need areas, with emphasis on the tobacco belt.
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WPA
C. C. McGinnis
Youth Driver Forcing Vehicle On Sidewalk Faces Jail
A youth told Judge Philip Gilliam that crowds on the street forced him to drive on the sidewalk. The judge promptly sentenced him to thirty days in jail.
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Denver
Philip Gilliam
Asheboro Installs First Full-Time Firemen
Asheboro begins paid fire service with Fire Chief C Bush and two full-time men C M Kivett and E R Brooks starting January 1. The department includes 25 volunteers and plans equipment improvements to raise the town’s rating from third class toward a second class.
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Asheboro
C. Bush
C. M. Kivett
E. R. Brooks
Rush
Australia Contracts to Supply Commodities to Britain
Australia has contracted to supply commodities valued at 505 million dollars to Britain. The deal underlines postwar trade ties and economic collaboration between export suppliers and the United Kingdom.
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Britain
Sam W. Miller Appointed Randolph Census Leader
Sam W. Miller local attorney has been named census enumerator for Randolph County and started work this week after a Raleigh conference with Supervisor Doubs. He expects the two and a half month assignment to cover Randolph business and manufacturing plants, with population work to begin later. Also noted, Salvation Army officials of the Carolinas reviewed last year’s activities and discussed the new year under Lieut. Col. Aldred Tyler in Charlotte.
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Sam W. Miller
Randolph County
Doubs
Raleigh
Miller
Randolph
Greensboro
Salvation Army
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Aldred Tyler
Charlotte
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