Tenor of 44 trump suit in bridge discussed
In a JACOBY ON BRIDGE column a five clubs bid by South is analyzed with four card heart support. North should have accepted five clubs. hearts lead to loss of hearts and spades, while a 44 trump plan offers discard leverage when the five card suit is not the trump.
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South
Hearts
North
Five Hearts
West
East Mann
Botha
Scremagh
Radio Programs South Stations Pass Lead
Fragmentary radio log lists South and North stations with call letters and routing notes. It notes pass and pass ning leads and a 9742 sequence, suggesting a position in a broadcast schedule or test transmission.
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Eae &Akqi
Nord la
Pas
Electrocuted Gary Highie Fatal Mishap in Holt
Gary Highie, 23, was electrocuted Sunday in Holt Michigan when a foot long metal control cable caused a fatal electric shock. Authorities investigated the industrial area incident and noted the equipment involved requires replacement to prevent further accidents.
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Holt, Mich
Gary Highie
Network Schedule Notice With Time Zone Adjustments
A memo outlines adjustments to network schedules indicating Eastern Local Time and instruction to subtract one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain zones. It notes that last minute changes cannot be included and mentions possible relay timing updates.
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmentary radio listing shows times and programs including News for 16 Minutes Sports News Commentary Radio Theater Amos Andy Great Gildersleeve The New England Story Orchestra and a 15 00 mix of News and Varietion with multiple program markers and names.
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Che Ukon
Tory
Abe
Tary
King Crethyene
Amos-Andy
Neweebe Piatterbraine
Pibber
Maik
Gildersiaeve
New England
Che Commestary
Ebe
Television Programs on WFEMY-TV Greensboro Channel 2
Tuesday schedule lists a mix of local shows and programs including Almanac Today on Farm Florieniture Course and Dr Baxter with sign off at 16 15. The lineup features entertainment and news blocks with varying start times and channel lists.
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France
America
Charles Laughton
Dr. Baxter
Cinema Actor Across Clues Puzzle
A cryptic style crossword entry listing clues for cinema actor Curtis and related terms across multiple numbers, including natives of York City, notions, Miss Gard, peel, first man, prohibit, solar disk, hot flax, veins of, also, Peer Gynt mother, gems of maples, sea bird, stray, scatters hay, diadem, most unusual, tidier, sweet potato, wealthy person, elude, merchandise, mineral split, Turkic tribesmen, amphitheaters, and cleaves.
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Notion
Miss Gard
Peel
First Man
Mother
Answer to Previous Puzzle Be 19 Orchestra leader
Puzzle seems to list clues with numbers and partial phrases. The readable parts mention orchestral leadership and various clue fragments hinting at a cryptic style puzzle. No clear event or narrative emerges to summarize into a news item.
Making a Go of Life Read Psalm 42
A devotional meditation on memory imagination judgment and reason as gifts from God. It reflects on how daily experiences shape memory and character and urges acknowledgment of divine movement within the mind guiding noble impulses.
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Louis Pasteur
Curie
Jefferson Beore
God
Abingdon
Dandelion Etymology and Capitol Cornerstone Fact
The term dandelion comes from the French dent de lion meaning Lion's tooth due to leaf lobes. George Washington laid the cornerstone of the present U.S. Capitol in 1793, marking a key milestone in building the federal complex.
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George Washington
U.S. Capitol
New York invites Billy Graham to preach in September 1956
The Protestant Council of New York voted to invite Evangelist Billy Graham to preach in Greater New York. The board expects his visit to occur in September 1956 while he is touring Europe.
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New York
Billy Graham
Europe
Protestant Council of the
City of
Greater
Graham
UN Cannot Counter Aggression Says Report
A private research group concludes the United Nations cannot rely on global defense and urges countries to depend on their armed forces and regional alliances like NATO. The study questions the UN's ability to form a voluntary arms control regime while Cold War tensions persist. James Buchanan is noted as the only U.S. president to never hold office.
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Resea
U.N
NATO
Soviet Union
Nixon Finds H Bomb Shelter Comfortable in Test
Vice President Nixon examined a family size H bomb shelter in Houston calling it quite comfortable yet doubting its use. The $4,000 shelter will house civil worker John R Christmas and family for a 72 hour civil defense test as Nixon spoke in Galveston to the Texas Press Association.
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Houston
Nixon
John R. Christmas
Texas Press Assn
Galveston
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