McKenney On Bridge Dealer Analyzes Major Squeeze Hand
The bridge feature notes the American Contract Bridge League summer arena tournament at the Hotel George in Brooklyn starting August 2. It highlights a Crescent City champion from New Orleans Rosenblum Greene Rosen Herbert and Elinor Midock of Birmingham who discuss a famed opening hand involving a dummy reversal and a squeeze, with top play required to make seven spades after an early diamond lead and multiple ruffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Hotel George
Brooklyn
N. Y
Crescent City
New Orleans
J. L. Rosenblum
Richard Greene
Louis Rosen
Walter Herbert
Elinor Midock
Birmingham
Ala
Julius Rosenblum
North
South
Declarer
Dummy
East
Duimmy
Easts
World Cooperation Principle Endorsed By DAR Congress
The Daughters of the American Revolution endorsed sincere and candid world cooperation while opposing world government with supreme authority. The congress reaffirmed universal military training for male citizens and lauded Eric Johnston for scheduling children’s movie prints. DAR reports show 12,101 new members, $200 million in war bonds, and donations of machines and vehicles to health and military programs. The board urged no change to the ban on renting Constitution Hall to Negro artists.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
World Organization
World
DAR
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Vis Carroll
Mark Twain
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Julius Y. Talmadge
Continental Congress
Local residents roll up mile with hospital notes and visits
Mr and Mrs W E Griffith returned from Myrtle Beach S C after a weekend at the Patricia. Mrs C L McDowell recuperating at daughter’s home in Archdale after a fall last Friday. Mrs W C Martin and sister Iris Jones return from a ten day New York visit. Mrs Grady Goldston Jr returned from Raleigh where husband studies at N C State and will graduate in June. Several others are listed as patients or under observation at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital or similar facilities with ongoing treatments and transfusions.
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Mrs. W. E. Griffith
Myrtle Beach
S .C
Patricia
C. L McDowell
Ughter
Clarence Lowe, Jr
Archdale
McDowell
Cid
W. C. Martin
Chandler Street
Iris Jones
Wilmington
New York City
Tommy Smith
Wallace Smith
Thurlow Smith
Washington, DC
Grady Goldston, Jr
Raleigh
N. C. State College
Vow
F. E. Whitaker
North Main Street
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford Man Quits Rockingham Camp
Raleigh reports Walter Clubb of Burlington and Lawrence E Haynes of Charlotte escaped yesterday from Rockingham county prison camp. Clubb was jailed in Guilford for drunken driving while Haynes faced larceny charges in Rockingham.
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Raleigh
Walter Clubb
Burlington
Lawrence E. Haynes
Charlotte
Rockingham County
Clubb
Guilford
Haynes
Rockingham
Supreme Court frees papers in contempt ruling
The Supreme Court rules press freedom allows criticism of judges and overturns three Corpus Christi editors' contempt convictions. Justice Douglas writes a judge cannot jail for printed remarks unless they threaten the fairness of a pending case. Justices Vinson Jackson and Furster dissent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Act
Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
Joel Browning
Douglas
Jdge
Vinson
Jackson
Frankfurter Jackson
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McKenney
William B. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Buzz Sawyer
Kitty
Craiye
Tim Tyler
DAR Congress
Marian Andersen
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Akiller
Paul
Capehart
Capehart Engineers
Hotel Sheraton
Noah Radio and Appliance Corporation
Bases and Service
Chapel Hill
Durham
North Carolina
Maggie Evans
Thissell Street
Boulevard
W. R. Shields
Prospect Road
Rt. 5
Peggy Schism
Lena Gills
331
West Russell Street
A. O. Morton
Hamilton Street
Jmrs
Sallie Hartley
Pershing Street
Luna Wood
Franklin Street
Rockingham Camp
Stewart
Jewelers
N. Main S&t
Anchor
Shriners
Shriners Rings
Sperkinsons Jewe
N. Main ST
Velele Homes
New York State
Crown
Keain
DUK Power Company
Fadmont Carolnas
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