Endgame misread seals bid by misplay in bridge tale
A bridge contest describes West’s opening leads and East declarer decisions in a four spade contract. Errors include misreading diamond positions and misguess on spade and club strengths, with East failing to force West to reveal the diamond jack and losing a key heart trick.
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Referendum Vote Planned by Hosiery Workers Union
Philadelphia reports the American Federation of Hosiery Workers plans a September 22 referendum among members on a new contract after last month’s vote rejected by the union. The AFHW seeks NLRB alignment for the second strike vote following the referendum.
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Former Stars Face Off In Naval Service Game
In San Francisco on September 13, 12 000 servicemen on Tinian watched former American and National League players clash. The American league stars won 3 to 2 as Bob Dilinge hit a home run in the eighth inning after tagging by Browns. Losers out hit 14 to 9, with Mike Mek and Max West among the former stars.
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Middle-age distress soothed by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Advertises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a stomachic tonic that relieves hot flashes tension and fatigue from mid-age symptoms. Promises to build up resistance and ease emotional distress for women and encourages following the label.
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Fall Parade Of Upsweeps On The Beam
Beauty editor Betty Clarke notes fall hair rises in upsweeps with braids buns twists and poufs. The style recalls wartime comfort yet preserves the long bob tucked away. Do at home since salons aren't always reachable and use a stretchable hair roll for braids. Wash hair thoroughly with conditioning shampoo.
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These Women War Frees Jap Women From Old Restrictions
Japanese women in the United States describe wartime roles in farming, factories, and on the fighting line as liberating them from strict traditional duties. They foresee greater activity in education, literature, the arts, birth control, labor, and suffrage in the postwar era, while noting prewar restrictions as wives.
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Women and philanthropy shape politics in recent election
In recent years Japanese women formed philanthropic and suffrage groups and during the parliamentary election women were in greater demand than men. This reflects shifting gender roles and public life participation.
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Rise of Women in Japanese Society After World War I
The 1930 census shows women in Japan taking on breadwinner roles with 10,589,403 supporting households and 354,792 acting as employers. Women also enter professions as doctors lawyers teachers and dentists, and participate in agriculture and industry.
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Hickory Pastor Opens Series At First Baptist
Rev Kaolan Benfield pastor of the First Baptist church in Hickory leads a 7:30 revival series urging believers to live fully as Christians. He cites John 4 13 14 and John 7 38 39 noting the Holy Spirit must flow from believers to others as testimony of God s love and power.
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