Millionaire Juan March Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Madrid AP report says Juan March 80 a stevedore turned financier died in hospital after injuries from a February 25 wreck. He built Spain's vast industrial empire including banks utilities and shipping and endowed a 16.6 million charity foundation bearing his name while donating more on his deathbed.
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Madrid
Spain
Juan March
Europe
March
Palma de Mallorca
Mediterranean
Bid signaling in back-in situations from a 1930s Master’s event
In a Morrie Elis style example, an East hand with 12 diamonds often went down in seven, but Elis used a double to threaten a set of the contract. The narrative notes how the double of a freely bid slam could be justified as an aggressive signaling tool and influence lead choice.
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Morrie Elis
New York
Morrie
North
Hearts
Clubs
Vague Mosaic of Terms Across Regions and Times
An odd compilation of phrases and numbers referencing geographic words such as Guinea and Ireland, items like edible rootstock and varnish, and scattered terms including Patriots and incursion. The list reads as a fragmented word puzzle without a coherent narrative or event.
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the Patriots
Ireland
Around the World Trip by Jim Bishop in 30 Days
Jim Bishop outlines a 30 day around the world journey with partner Kelly, assisted by Miss Rita Menkes from Pan American. The trip visits Paris Beirut Jerusalem Delhi Agra Bangkok Siam Hong Kong Tokyo and Los Angeles before returning to New York. It spans 21 850 miles with nine stopovers and costs roughly the price of a new car.
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Rita Menkes
Pan American
Fifth Avenue
Coney Island
Miss Menkes
India
Japan
Magellan
Nellie Bly
New York
Paris
Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
New Delhi
Taj Mahal
Agra
Bangkok
Thailand
Siam
Hong Kong
Peninsula Hotel
China
Bamboo Curtain
Tokyo
Jack Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Kelly
Mark Hellinger
Beverly Hills
L. A
N. Y
United
America
Milstein Walks Out of Pittsburgh Symphony After Dispute
World famous violinist Nathan Milstein left the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra before a Friday concert after a clash with conductor William Steinberg over interpretation of Beethoven's Violin Concerto. Bert Senofsky substituted. Milstein returned to New York. Milstein cited no accord on interpretation. Steinberg declined comment.
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Pittsburgh
Nathan Milstein
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
William Steinberg
Bert Senofsky
New York
Milstein
Symphony
Steinberg
Pittsburgh Symphony
Former Missouri Governor Forrest Smith Dies at 76
Former Missouri governor Forrest Smith died at 76 after falling ill during a vacation in Florida with his wife. He served one term from 1948 to 1952 and was hospitalized after illness on his return.
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Miss
Forrest Smith
Missouri
Smith
Florida
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