Shell game at the bridge table and a bond sale notice
Bridge column centers on South misplaying a finesse in a shell game analogy, with North dealer and East the winner, leading to a failed contract. Interleaved is a public sale notice for Monroe Ohio sewer system bonds totaling 250000 dollars, due November 20, 1962, with semiannual interest and strict bid requirements.
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West
South
Declarer
East
Monroe
Butler
Werren
Ohio
First National Bank of Mid Lone
Oto
Peck, Shaffer & Williams
Cincinnati
C. Gleasman
Arm Reattachment Breaks Medical History Record
Eddy Knowles, injured when a train severed his arm, undergoes an 814 hour operation. The November Reader's Digest describes the groundbreaking limb reattachment, detailing the step by step process and historical significance of the daring medical milestone.
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Eddy Knowles
Reader’s Digest
Bomb Fatal For Fireman at Mount Union Ham game
Alliance Ohio AP Jack Mainwaring a 35 year old lieutenant in the Alliance fire department was killed when shrapnel from an aerial bomb exploded as he prepared to fire it to signify a touchdown at the Mount Union Hiram football game.
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Alliance, Ohio
Jack Mainwaring
Alliance Fire Department
Mount Union-Hiram
Lausche urges vigilance after Cuba missile withdrawal
U S Sen Frank J Lausche of Ohio says the Soviet withdrawal from Cuba may be a tactical move and the urban crisis must be watched closely to ensure no return to prior aims. He commented after attending the 50th anniversary of St Vitus Lira Choir in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
United States
Cuba
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Lira
St. Vitus
Ohio
Youth Commission
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Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold
Belvedere
Lt. Mainwaring
Dr. Scholl
D! Scholls
Lausche
Kennedy
Emma
O Public Finance
Central
T Evers
U S. Congress
Pol
Evers Committee
John Perkins
Milton
Nicholas Cornetia
Aah
Youth Commission In
Republican General Assembly
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Elmer A Keller
Chm
South High Street
Columbus
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