Picking the Right Suit in a Winning Contract at Asbury Park
At the American Bridge League National tournament in Asbury Park New Jersey declarers pursued game in spades hearts and diamonds. North opened spade overcall and after a sequence four hearts became the final contract. West avoided doubles fearing a better contract while the play showed five cards in each suit for North and South and West's five remaining cards in diamonds and spades could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. EB. McKenney
Sec
Asbury Park
N. J
South
West
North
East
Declarer
How Cardus Helped Lady Get Stronger
A brief note describes a woman in weak condition receiving Cardus treatment to improve strength and health. Details on therapy and outcomes are limited in the fragment. The account emphasizes recovery progress and the role of Cardus in restoring vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Lady
Fashion pattern and bank news headline blend
The snippet describes a Chic twins fashion pattern No. 9597x with coat and skirt options in six sizes and yardage. mail request to Julia Boyd with 15 cents. It mixes with a report about a bank with $150000 capital and $75000 surplus and a 14 foot X ray tube delivering 800000 volts. A pawpaw display from Randolph county is noted at The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
John Mulcahy
Chicago
Uwharrie
Randolph County
Enterprise
Ed Miller
Miller’s Mill
United States
Page Trust Company Plans Reopen With 20 Percent Dividend
Raleigh September 21 Plans to reorganize Page Trust company include paying an initial 20 per cent dividend to depositors and restructuring with multiple North Carolina branches. A liquidating stock assessment of 100 per cent was authorized, and consolidation with Security National bank abandoned. State bank reorganization approved by depositors representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Page Trust Company
Aberdeen
Sanford
Apex
Albemarle
Carthage
Hamlet
Liberty
Raeford
Ramseur
Siler City
Thomasville
Troy
Zebulon
Security National Bank
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Gurney P. Hood
Cold Blooded Killer Held By New Jersey Court
Louis Kenneth Neu, who confessed to killing Sheffield Clark of Nashville and stealing his car, was arraigned in Jersey City before Judge Edward A. Held without bail as a fugitive from justice. Neu spoke of crimes and claimed he would have killed again. he was described as the most cold blooded killer by Captain Patrick Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. A
Louis Kenneth Neu
Paterson
Nashville
Edward A
First Criminal Court
Neu
Sheffield Clark
Orleana
Clark
Miss Hott
Broadway
Patrick Brady
Vane Cion
Mise Buanice Hott
New Orleans
Harold Parks
Zion Hill
Bdward Keating
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Dummy
Dealer South
The
Enterprise Fashion Bureau
Park Avenue, New York
Bankas
Reconstruction Corporation
Washington
HOVIA
Wachovia
Carolinas
Penney’s
New Wool Jersey
Polartex
Coats
True Blue
Pora
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