End Play Can Win For South in Double 29 Hand
In a skeptical end play example South leverages a trump run to force West to discard. West counters with a double, East passes, and Joe tests the elimination plan by running trumps and clubs. The intended win hinges on West discarding strategically while East remains off lead.
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Jersey’s 1676 split into West and East colonies lasts until 1702
In 1676 New Jersey was divided into two colonies West Jersey and East Jersey and remained separated through 1702 before unification.
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New Jersey
West Jersey
East Jersey
Speaking of Music Across Clue Puzzle
A compact crossword style entry listing across and down clues with musical terms and general wordplay touching notes scales tempo tempo directions and common definitions across and down entries including kinship attire and instruments
Crippled Girl Heads Toward Leg Amputation
Sandra Henry a 12 year old from Gardner Mass will have her right foot removed just above the ankle and the left below the knee after years in casts and hospital care. Doctors say artificial limbs will follow. Commissions in the U S Army Nurse Corps have admitted male RNs only since 1955 with 2nd Lt Edward Lyon of Kings Park N Y as the first.
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Sandra Lee Henry
Gardner
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hector Henry
U. S. Army Nurse Corps
Edward Lyon
Kings Park
N.Y
Queen Reprimands Sister Over Royal Dress Down Rumor
London reports say Queen Elizabeth scolded Princess Margaret after a weekend with ex RAF hero Peter Townsend. Margaret, pale and anxious after Germany visit, met the Queen at Windsor amid gossip of renewed romance. Townsend vanished from public view as he prepared to travel to the Continent.
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Elizabeth
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Germany
Windsor Castle
Laborite
Daily Herald
Holland
Daily Sketch
Townsend
Token Integration Approved by Negro Teachers Group
Raleigh Tar Heel notes teachers approve token integration in Greensboro Winston Salem and Charlotte while NC Teachers Assn expresses deep concern over public school integration. J Barber of Clarkton named head. James A. Harper becomes VP as 77th annual convention closes in Raleigh with plans for next year and goals on board appointments salaries tenure and fringe benefits.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
North Carolina
Elizabeth City State Teachers College
James A. Harper
Kinston
N. H. Harris
Geneva J. Bowe
Edenton
W. L. Greene
Association
Belk Seeks Assembly Post in North Carolina
Belk, 35, vice president of Belk Department stores in the South, announced a bid for the North Carolina General Assembly. He seeks the Democratic nomination on May 31 for one of Mecklenburg County four House seats. He is a UNC trustee and connected to Davidson College and UNC. He is son of Belk founder.
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Belk Department Stores
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Belk
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North Carolina Consolidated Presbyterian College
Davidson College
University of North Carona
Belk Mercantile Chain
A Mighty Good Friend to Have and to Hold Watch Ad
Nash Jewelry Co at 127 North Main Street promotes a large selection of new and unredeemed watches for men and women. Prices range from 9.75 to 75.00 with a convenient lay away plan requiring one dollar to hold. The ad invites shoppers to compare prices for Christmas and stop in to see the watches.
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North Main Street
North Carolina Press Women Plan Annual Institute
The fifth annual Institute of North Carolina Press Women will be held April 12-13 in Chapel Hill. Prizes for the year’s best writing by Tar Heel newspaper women will be awarded at a luncheon. Gay Pauley of United Press will speak at the dinner April 12 as editors and publishers discuss the role of newspaper women with Reed Sarratt moderating.
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Institute of North Carolina Press
Gay Pauley
The
United Press
Reed Sarratt
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Better Breakfast Week Observed in Raleigh Leaders Attend
Gov Hodges joined state officials and business leaders at a Better Breakfast Week breakfast in Raleigh. The event, sponsored by the North Carolina Bakers Council, promoted a nutritious start with country ham and eggs, sourwood honey, and Danish rolls. Paul C Jones, Greensboro Bakers Council president, spoke with Hodges, Mayor George H Roach, and nutrition chief Mary Brice Deaver. Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine presided.
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Gov. Hodges
North Carolina
Council
Paul C. Jones
Greensboro
Bakers Council
George H. Roach
Mary Brice Deaver
State Board of Health
Agriculture
L. Y. Ballentine
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