Weird Contract Saved By Boner
In Jacoby on Bridge a reader analyzes a three no trump hand where East misplayed the ace of spades. The article explains how North should have bid two no trump to show spade support and strength, and how East’s error allowed South to force nine or ten tricks despite the defense.
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National Shipping Authority
Bridge puzzle prompt with limited bidding and hand
South holds spades K ten nine eight three hearts seven six two diamonds A eight four clubs nine three. In the given auction North shows diamond then clubs, East passes, South responds spade, West passes. With no game contract likely, you pass. The second scenario asks what to do with the same hand in a similar bidding, suggesting pass again as optimal.
Thousands Of Remedies Fail To Stop Acute Hiccup
Los Angeles reports Jack Leary a 26 year old former market manager endures hiccups for over three years. He has received more than 19 000 letters and 600 letters today with cures from hypnosis to vinegars. Many suggestions prove useless. doctors suspect adhesions from peritonitis but no surgery performed.
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Jack Leary
United States
Canada
Jack
Margaret O'Leary
Arizona
First Break in Strike Possible
New Orleans reports former Gov Sam Jones endorsing Rep Hale Boggs for Louisiana governor. Jones calls Boggs the best hope under current conditions, while Mayor Morrison says comments are premature.
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Sam Jones
Lake Charles
Hale Boggs
D.-La
Louisiana
Let's Explore Your Mind by A E Wiggam
An excerpt outlines Wiggam's psychology columns and booklets. It notes offers on Popularity and How You Too Can Be Popular, with 15 cent coin price and self addressed envelopes. It also discusses parental guidance and government booklets From One to Six and From Six to Twelve.
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David Brody
A. E. Wiggam
Wildcat strikes halt atomic plant construction in Tennessee
About two thirds of 1200 A F L construction workers at two atomic projects walked out over wage boost approvals. In Knoxville 400 more A F L workers were idle for the same reason, halting two multi million dollar housing projects. Union leaders say the walkout is unofficial while negotiations continue.
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