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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1956
Page
5
A long OCR style word and clue list mixing Arizona geography and language hints. Contains scattered items such as saguaro, Mexico Arizona borders, 1848, and numerous numbered clues with partial answers and cryptic prompts.
The State reports a drop in delinquent taxpayers as the new withholding plan goes into effect. Officials note last year’s total of delinquent accounts fell by about seventy seven thousand, amid raised personal exemptions and brackets. Benjamin Marsh explains the figure reflects broader tax changes, with many previously owing now in the system. Meanwhile Tiny Tot Town hosted a Friday event with children wearing hats and paper crafts, guided by Kay Crawford and Nancy Brier.
Bridge column notes a defensive play by the declarer under pressure. The analysis highlights timing and entry issues, illustrating how the defense can stifle the dummy and force a favorable endgame.
The 1980s card scene recounts Paul Allinger guiding declarer to abandon a winning line. South fails to avert the diamond squeeze as Allinger leads low trump from the dummy, preventing the plan to pull the ten of diamonds and false-card the defense.
Harrold E Stassen backed by supporters acknowledges a tough path to the Republican vice presidential nomination with Gov. Christian A. Herter of Massachusetts as a possible hopeful. He notes funds flowing in and plans a San Francisco convention HQ while President Eisenhower has granted a leave of absence to aid his campaign. A private poll suggests Nixon’s strongest detractor may be in California and on the West Coast.
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