West Greedy and careless miss in bridge defense
In a Jacoby on bridge problem West opens spades with 12 points and erred by not stopping spades after two more leads. South discards diamonds and hearts, hinting a hidden heart. West then misplays clubs and hearts, allowing South to take control with a five card diamond suit and the defense collapses.
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Forestry Talk Across Puzzle Fragment
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TONS le 3 Retail goods from house to house 4Card game 5 Drink made from malt 6 Pauses 7 Scriptural 22 Annually 24 One who Pastes 26 Small drink 28 Coarse file 30 Under a spreading ee tree Grace 35 Epiphany 36 Sheepfold 38 Vend anew 39 Merited 40 42 Abounds 44 Rich loam 49 Fish 50 Hawaiian birds 52 Membranous pouch 53 Mineral spring
City Hall Flags Bastille Day But Flag Shortfall
San Francisco officials planned a three day Bastille Day tribute by raising the French flag at City Hall. The flag was raised Friday and again Saturday but not on Monday Bastille Day due to an apparent oversight.
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Prospector Charged In Shootings At Cuba New Mexico
Norman A. Foose a 47 year old prospector facing two counts of murder for the fatal shooting of 14 year old Eddie Cebada and his aunt Arlene Cebada 12 in Cuba New Mexico. District Attorney Paul Robinson says trial likely at the next district term beginning August 25. Foose hospitalized with a bullet shattered foot after capture and showed no remorse, claiming the killings were part of a plan to depopulate the world.
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Television Programs Listing
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Liberace Settles Libel Suit with Confidential Magazine
Libel case ends with Liberace receiving 40000 dollars in settlement after suing Confidential for defaming him in a 1957 article. He will donate remaining funds after court costs, as he remains in Atlantic City performing.
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Atomic Bomb Blast Marks Los Alamos Birthday
Thirteen years after the first atomic test at 5:30 a.m. the mushroom cloud rose over the New Mexico desert. Officials claimed a magazine blast explanation until President Truman announced Hiroshima’s bombing. The public learned of Los Alamos and the bomb’s origins in northern New Mexico.
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Mrs. Os car Levant to host own KCOP show
Mrs. Oscar Levant returns to television with a new local KCOP program titled 4:30 Matinee. The show features movies plus interviews and commentaries as she departs from her husband’s program after their separation last week.
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Walter Winchell In New York Gossip Roundup
A scattered collage of Hollywood and New York society notes includes H Hughes and wife Jean Peters, Pat Cawley, Charles Chaplin Jr with Susan Magness, Eleanor Searle’s settlement from Cornelius Whitney, Peg Rainier and husband, counterfeit $20 bills with serial M43, Warner Bros. vs Paramount profits from TV, Suzy Parker's whereabouts, alleged love letters involving royalty, and various party and gossip leads featuring Ava Gardner, Marilyn Monroe, Christine Jorgensen, and other figures.
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Spanish Language Share Exceeds Half of El Paso Population
More than 182000 residents of El Paso Texas speak Spanish according to the report. The data highlight the city’s strong linguistic ties and cultural influence within the border region.
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