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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1950
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text from Jefferson City Post Tribune shows publisher, Associated Press credit, and incomplete rate details. Mentions area and carrier service with scattered figures and county references, no clear news event or full context.
The text notes no special bonus for four black threes in a meld out and confirms seven kings count 70 points plus a 500 point natural canasia bonus. It shifts to New York: T. V. Soong's secretary says Soong not resigned from the Kuomintang and plans a clarifying statement soon.
A fractured, OCR style passage discusses futures for California political figures. It notes a man with strong votes over James Roosevelt and hints at Governor Roosevelt and Warren as liberal GOPs. It references cross filing in California and Roosevelt's street campaign. Roosevelt faces a big task for victory.
The article notes the approval of an aid program and admits a number of displaced persons to the United States. It credits the bill as a victory for those advocating broad humanitarian immigration changes, while marking Senator McCarran as a critic for stalling the measure for over a year.
The candidate expresses thanks to his mother and emphasizes deep political training. He argues the race is a long cold war with Russia needing one win, while Groves notes his retirement from the US atomic energy program.
Washington dispatch outlines President Truman facing a pivotal test over anti trust and basing point laws as Congress and the Supreme Court clash on industry discounts and shipping costs. Sen Francis J. Myers and Sen Joseph C. O Mahoney loom in the debate, with implications for Democrats and the 1946 political outlook. The aluminum case against Alcoa and the basing-point controversy frame the struggle.
HAL BOYLE notes the lifelong dream of home ownership spans childhood to adulthood. The piece tracks fantasies from tree houses to a Walden lodge, recounting the shifting desires from ideal mansions to a practical six-room home with land. It questions money, law, and politics shaping who truly owns a home.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a tricky rubber where George’s costly generosity costs South. West opens spades, South wins with jack, declarer miscounts, and diamonds offer the only way to fulfill the contract. George’s misplay, holding both ace and queen of diamonds, costs declarer two extra tricks.
Edwix Jordan outlines safe outdoor swimming practices. Emphasizing supervision, avoiding unsupervised spots, and wary of cold water and post meal swimming, he warns about cramps and panic. He notes risks from submerged hazards and urges careful, moderate swimming to keep outdoors swimming healthy.
The text discusses when freezing the pack prevents opponents from accessing the discard pile and when it helps you by reducing cards in their hands. It warns that freezing early can backfire if opponents have melded and retained many cards, making it hard to prevent them from claiming the pile. It notes risks of failing to reach the needed points for initial melds and scoring shifts.
The column describes a bridge deal where Generous George misplays a diamond, costing South eleven tricks. If George had taken the first diamond, the play would unfold straighter, allowing declarer to cash diamonds while East yields, altering the score.
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