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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1956
Page
3
Jacoby on Bridge: errors and defense in European championship
In the European ladies team event Belgium and France faced three no trump instead of four hearts. The French declarer made no trump through technique while clubs and hearts led to misdefense by East and West. The article notes even experts err and players should avoid giving opponents easy chances to er r. The honeybee origin is linked to southern Asia and Mediterranean shores.
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Belgium
East
West
Quiz Style: Seven Questions About History and Facts
A trivia item presents seven questions on WWI race tests, state nicknames, college team nicknames, Mason membership among presidents, Soviet recognition timing, general education levels, and the alias for tularemia. Answers promised on Page Five-A.
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Buckeyes
U. S
Russia
Car Crash Trails Bill Robinson Into Crane Creek
Beclky West Virginia report says Bill Robinson’s car hit a passenger train near Montcalm. He was thrown through the windshield into a narrow gap between two bridges and down a 15 foot embankment into Crane Creek. He escaped with only a scratched finger.
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Beckley
W. Va
Bill Robinson
Montcalm
Crane Creek
Stevenson Proposes Halt to Hydrogen Bomb Tests
Adlai Stevenson faces questions over his stance on ending hydrogen bomb tests amid shifting statements from April to September. He argues for a world policy to stop these tests but clashes with Eisenhower, who says details cannot be disclosed for security reasons. Stevenson maintains leadership efforts depend on other nations following suit.
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