Six Doubled Is Good Sacrifice In Bridge
A bridge hand from Anger of New York features six diamonds doubled. West takes the ace and king of clubs while South clears the rest, yielding down one for 150 hon ors. Milton’s critique suggests different lines and the value of a kept high-card strategy. Off to a bad start, Lions Club Freder ick considers air travel to Washington and Cincinnati as a fare reduction debate unfolds. The B and O proposes lower Washington to St Louis round trips, effective May 23, to boost patronage while trimming losses on passenger service.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Mien
West
South
Milton
East
Fares Cut on B&O Trains to St Louis Amid DollarTalk
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced passenger coach fare reductions of 24 to 33 percent on routes from Baltimore and Washington to St Louis. The new round trip coach fare would be about 3.70 dollars higher than bus fares, with rail costs now 18 dollars more. In a separate note Eisenhower urged sound money and a balanced federal budget to support American leadership and global confidence. Enrollment in U.S. public schools has risen over 40 percent in 30 years to 34,777,407, per the NEA, with California leading and the Deep South trailing in school spending and pay. A separate item recalls a family reunion and a cross-country trip ending with a 3,000-mile drive home to California.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
St. Louis
Movlan
NAM
Itcome
America
Soviet Union
U.S
National Education Assn
Mississippi
Alaska
California
Deep South
NEA
Reunited Mother and Daughter After Four-Year Separation
Baltimore AP report: Mary Kirby and her 12-year-old daughter Cheryl were reunited in City Court by Judge Charles E. Mortan after being separated for over four years when Cheryl was taken east by her father Michael Carlucci. Kirby, 35, deaf, testified California divorce decree gave her custody and that Carlucci had illegal custody transfer. Interpreter Juaze Movlar assisted. Kirby is now married to Walker Kirby, also deaf.
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Baltimore
API
Mary Kirby
Elk Grove
Calif
Cheryl
Charles E. Mortan
Michael Carlucci
Chersl East
Demonstration Entries Reported At Extension Office
Kenneth Shifflet, county agent, reports 22 entries received for a Saturday demonstration event at the Extension Office. Demonstrations, starting 10 am, span seven divisions including dairy, livestock, machinery, vegetables, poultry, and other farm items. Public will attend to judge and view the exhibits and care practices.
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Kenneth Shifflet
Secant
Boss
Frederik
Indus Pravior
Easter Files Again in Maryland Presidential Bid
Andrew J Easter a 62 year old Baltimore Washington draftsman filed Thursday for the Democratic nomination in the May 1960 Maryland primary. He carried a large placard reading 289 000 000 rubble debt and said he has no real hopes of winning but wants to spark similar human welfare campaigns nationwide. He posted a 290 filing fee with the secretary of state. The story notes the American bison near extinction due to modern butchery in under 29 years.
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Easter
Annapolis
Andrew J Easter
Maryland
Baltamore
Washington
U.S
Ning
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Ptair
Cincinnati
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New York
Whittington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Louisville
Eisenhower
International Chamber of Commerce
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Hyattstown
Hagersions
Senate
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Baltmore
Mars Dun
Bar
Frday
Chers
Kirby Drew
Lawson Motors
Plymouth Savoy
FIAT
DR. Staton
Hydro
Nash Statesman
STUDE
Dr. Hydrive
DR. Ltd. Teans
Rodio
New Market
MD. A
Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Nter
Artra
UNICO
Southern States
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative, Inc
Evergreen Point
Frederick Monument
Hesar
the News
Graceham
Warren and
Mildred Grushon
Simon Smith
Jean B. Riffle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Graceham Moravian Church
Luneh
Ali Amaticen
HK Merchandise Mart
West Patrick St
G&r Merchandise Mart
Patrick St
Franklin H. Rice
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Marrxland
Lewistown
Philco
Oresies F. Leatherman
Earl A. Rice
Calvins. Lohr
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
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