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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
3
The text explains there is no official rule requiring match to your closed canasta in canasta play. A few groups treat it as informal practice, while some books describe a proper method. Official guidance allows discarding that completes a canasta by matching suits or ranks as per standard play.
Fragmentary OCR shows Tribune press details and subscription pricing. Mentions delivery service in Missouri and adjacent counties, weekly and Sunday rates, and associated charges. Contains garbled text and misread dates, with references to Associated Press and publication years.
The annual governors conference and its permanent organization have grown in stature, aiding states through face-to-face meetings, shared experiences, and uniform laws. It acts as a key agency to keep government closer to the people, promoting practical democracy and better coordination among states.
Report outlines a rumor of East Berlin residents roaming into the city to claim sausages from a government loan scheme. Observers note low demand limits sales, yet authorities cite a Red threat as a motive to ration and monitor food reserves. The piece hints at a sausage shortage and potential state controls on scarce goods.
Acheson asserts rare harmony in the State department noting no backbiting. UN Secretary General Trygve Lie hails the creation of Israel in Palestine without major war as a historic epic. Harvard law professor Zechariah Chafee comments that freedom is indivisible due to intertwined liberties.
Washington June 27 The long running rift between Republican leaders on Capitol Hill and GOP governors flares again after a Hot Springs conference. Prominent 1932 prospects Driscoll Duff Warren Dewey and others drew sharp criticism for defending McCarthy style tactics and praising Secretary Acheson. The clash signals possible shifts in party unity as national and international issues shape early presidential maneuvering.
At Leicester Junior College of Business Administration a student run program enables practical ventures. A college laundry, a room canteen, and handmade jewelry from Iran were launched with associates funding and advice. One project salvaged wreckage for a profit, employing over a dozen students. Some ventures failed, yet all provided valuable business experience.
Writer HA L Boylfs notes from New York City sketches a city of talking to oneself crowds and odd behavior. The piece contrasts frantic street scenes with a children's party game and a paused discovery of a silent room, capturing a brisk urban mood with playful glimpses of ordinary life.
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines polio facts and early precautions, noting two or more polioviruses, transmission by close contact, and incubation of one to two weeks. Emphasizes isolation of patients for one week from onset or fever end, safe disposal of secretions, hygiene, and limiting contacts to curb outbreaks.
West Union West Virginia June 27 AP State police report 33 dead from flash floods in six counties after a warm rain renewed concern last night. Captain FE Stout says 25 bodies recovered and eight missing persons are confirmed dead. Deluge turned streams into torrents Sunday roared between Clarksburg and Parkersburg.
The notice invites readers to follow all comics, pictures, features and news in the News Tribune while away from home. It includes the instruction to give the circulation department a vacation address via phone 5000. Clare and Benny are referenced in a playful tone.
A noisy nightclub scene shows patrons and bartenders trading riffs on world affairs. A movie producer shares thoughts at a luncheon, while a Broadway crowd argues over postwar policy. An airman sketches a harsh plan to “pave it” in response to German questions.
Oswald Jacoby discusses maximizing profits by doubling opponents who misbid. He argues for penalty-focused play and analyzes a hand where South fails to seize a big opportunity after East overcalls, finishing four spades with an overtrick despite a solid play.
ARIS wOQs96 ear Q18 of three hearts. South should have passed to find out what his partner could do. He should have realized that his partner might be waiting to poutter on just such flimsy bid. HoNarth would not double three hearts, he would surely be able to raise the spades or bid one of the minors. In that case, there would be time enough for South 10 show the length and strength of his spades, and a final game contract in spades would probably be reached. In other Words, South' could lose nothing passing. There was no risk of tissing the! Same, whatever happened. As it happened, however, Norih would have doubled three hearts with great gusto. Normal defense! would enable North and South to select at least 1100 points. This would be worth more than twice! as much as the value of the game that South made at spades.
A St Louis correspondent analyzes a Jacoby on table meld issue. He explains how penalty cards deuce and four can form a valid meld even when laid down during play, and how penalties are handled as the hand progresses. The article clarifies that penal cards on the table can be used later in any meld and that the meld remains valid beyond initial placement.
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