Italians Were Not Always Winners In Bridge
The piece recalls Italy’s early 1950s bridge form, recounting an American victory in Naples led by George Raabe Stayman Schenken Crawford and the author, with Pietro Forquet the sole survivor among the Italians. It highlights a decisive misbid and a grand slam possibility that favored the United States in 1951. Also includes an unrelated 1967 needlecraft catalog ad with patterns and prices.
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Italy
George Rapee
Samuel Stayman
Howard Schenken
John Crawford
Naples
Pietro Forquet
Crawford
South
East
North-South
Heloise hints for cottage cheese sour cream swap
Reader tips on using cottage cheese as a sour cream substitute, dairy calorie data, and simple kitchen hacks. Includes instructions for whipping cottage cheese with milk, making dips, and using envelopes to organize coupons and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Marianne
Teen Voices Push Gun Laws In Ann Landers Column
A teenager writes in support of stricter gun laws, urging nationwide action. The column republishes a reader letter and a counter plea calling for federal and state measures to curb gun shipments and require registration. Includes related tips from Ann Landers and Heloise on teen behavior and domestic advice pieces.
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Ann Landers
Washington
House
R.S.F
Chica
Chicago
Lee Oswald
Gallup
NBC
Lawmaker
Embroidered Pillowcase Restoration Idea
A reader describes repurposing worn embroidered pillowcases by trimming the worn ends and joining them with lace insertion. She suggests writing to the paper in care of Mrs A Dyck to share more details or tips.
Bad Twin Was Okay Judge Finds in Baltimore
In Baltimore Maryland a municipal judge noted a twin confusion over guilt records. Abraham Black was fined fourteen dollars for disorderly conduct but the judge suspended and instead imposed the amount on Elizah Black who claimed to be the correct party based on matching birth records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Robert I. H. Hammerman
Abraham Black
Black
Elizah Black
Abraham
Elizah
March Birth Totals At Middletown Hospital
A total of 166 babies were born in March at Middletown Hospital with 92 boys and 74 girls. Middletown led with 116 births, Franklin had 21, and other communities reporting included Trenton, Germantown, Monroe, Lebanon, Carlisle, Springboro, Miamisburg, Excello, Hamilton, South Lebanon, Ingomar, Sommer sville, and West Elkton with one or two births each.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Trenton
Germantown
Monroe
Lebanon
Carlisle
Springboro
Miamisburg
Excello
Hamilton
South Lebanon
Ingomar
Sommersville
West Elkton
Dr Crane urges kittens or puppies as children pals
The article argues that both kittens and puppies make good companions for children, especially those from divided families. It advises teaching responsibility, empathy, and feeding commitments, with guidance from pet experts on selecting and training a puppy, including social and environmental enrichment.
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Nero
Hitler
Mussolini
C. J.pfaffenberger
Guide Dogs of the
Mo. Gasio
Mr. Pfaffenberger
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Karen Wardell
John
Mrs. A. Dyck
Martith
ROY A. White CO
MAGEE
Manchester RD
Vannest ST
Laura Williams
Crawford Street
Belvedere
DR. Crane
Donna B
America
Vietnam
And
Federal
Lsttories
Shaffer
John Dobrozs! Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
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