Spade Ace Kept for Entry in South's Hand Turns Tide
GEORGE W. BEYNON, noted bridge organizer, won a focal team event in Washington as part of the national championships build up. The article describes Beynon following the same bidding as the other room, using the lead of the five of spades to secure the contract and ensure success by careful play of diamonds and clubs, regardless of defender reactions.
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South
George W. Beynon
Washington, D. C
East
West
Beynon
Fallacies on Births Discussed
An article prepared by the Long Beach Chapter of the Los Angeles Medical Association explains common birth myths. It notes due date miscalculations cause apparent delays and stresses careful fetal development assessment before action. It warns stretching or reaching does not choke the baby and that exercise can aid pregnancy.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Medical Association
Nias
South Takes Strategic Lead in Spade Trick
Beynon notes the aim is for South to retain the ace of spades as an eventual entry to its hand. Dummy's king of spades is unnecessary for communication and can be sacrificed to win the first trick.
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Beynon
Humility Marks Bills Pride Amid Struggles
AUNT HET TI comments that pride lifts spirits. Bill has no notable ancestry or wealth, yet finds pride in his humility. The remark frames social worth through character over birthright or education.
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Bill
Preparley Parley Reaches Dead End In Talks With Russia
Washington June 7 a long effort to unite the United States Britain France and other allies for peace talks with Russia stalled. The four deputy foreign ministers meeting in Paris failed to resolve whether to include the Atlantic Pact on the agenda amid disputes over German disarmament and U.S. bases in Europe. Secretary Acheson said by May 9 the United States had about come to the end of its rope in negotiations with the Russians.
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United States
Britain
France
Congress
Europe
Korea
New York
Acheson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Germany
Philip C. Jessup
Paris
Austria
U.S
Washington
Old widower Brown seeks wife from church choir
A local man Brown, once seen as devout, attracted attention when his aim to remarry surfaced. Neighbors note his apparent religiosity was tied to courting a new mate from the church choir.
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Brown
Quote on defeating communism and State Department reform
A political pull quote collection argues that a global strategy to erase communism requires cleansing the State Department, and warns that internal erosion, not violent upheaval, could defeat the West. Prominent voices from Rev. Joseph W. Martin Jr and Dr. Roy F. Nichols frame the issue as self-sabotage and gradual undermining.
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State Department
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Rmass
Roy F. Nichols
University of Pennsylvania
Last Try for Big Four Peace Meet Goes Sidelines
In a bid to salvage the peace conference idea, one nation proposed July 5 in Washington for four foreign ministers to meet. The Russians countered by accepting only if the Atlantic Fleet bases in Europe and related issues were discussed, effectively ending the effort.
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