Marriage Divorced By 3rd Wife of 80
London AP Bertrand Russell, 80 year old advocate of trial marriages and Nobel laureate, was granted a divorce from his third wife Patricia Helen Spence who had served as his secretary. He did not contest. Custody of their son, Sebastian Robert, born 1937, was awarded to Countess Russell, 41. Russell’s desertion charge followed April 1949 separation. He faced multiple controversies over his pacifist atheism and free love views and past university appointments. The item also mixes in unrelated Canasta and bridge notes.
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London
Bertrand Russell
Earl
Storm Center
United States
Earl Russell
Patricia Helen Spence
Sebastian Robert
Countess Russell
Russell
Aland
Queens
York Suprema Gaur
Adam
New York
South Americy
Eve
Janother
Jacoby on Canasta and partnership scoring rules
In this card study, players with partners win long hands while lone wolves win short ones. A meld out requires partner permission, except for the solo player. Example scores illustrate red threes and joint totals, with future notes promised. A stray line notes Gould's funeral as a historical aside.
Washington University's Medical School Receives Polio Grant
Washington University's school of medicine in St Louis has been awarded 55565 dollars by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for polio related research. The grant supports investigations into disease mechanisms and potential interventions, underscoring ongoing federal private partnership in pediatric neurological science.
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University Gels
ST. Louis
Washington University
School of Medicine
National Foundation
Texans Urged to Mobilize Against Polio Crisis
Governor Allan Shivers urged Texans to join a cleanup drive in state cities and towns as polio cases surged. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reported Texas far ahead of national trends, with 15 new Houston cases, about 200 in Harris County, and emergency equipment arriving. Memorial Hospital Corpus Christi treated 101 cases this year, San Antonio saw an outbreak with eight deaths, and Dallas Fort Worth Houston Waco Beaumont all reported rising totals. Authorities said clinics and hospitals are expanding capacity as the mild epidemic persists.
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Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Shivers
National Foundation For
New York
Houston
Harris
Foundation
G. Foard McGinnes
Memorial Hospital
Corp | Christi
San Antonio
Parktarid Hospital
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Beaumont
Gulf Coast
Duke of Edinburgh Sidelined by Jaundice Illness
London AP Buckingham Palace announced Duke of Edinburgh has jaundice causing yellow skin and eyes after a brief illness. Queen Elizabeth's husband, 31, will cancel engagements and stay in his room while the queen travels alone to Edinburgh for a six day stay at Holyrood. The illness is a liver ailment.
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London
Edinburg
Palace of Holywood
Buckingham Palace
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