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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

7

Very Very Humane Umpire Uniforms Stir Baseball Feuds

Gotham sports writer Fred Lieb urges a humane shift for umpires proposing white shirts and ice cream pants to ease heat. He imagines fun identifiers on shirts and sketches humorous devices. He notes Yale's Johnny Bronca and Harvard's Charley Devens excelling in minor leagues.

United States Fred Lieb Gotham Sports Brat Jesse James Johnny Bronca Yale Newark Charley Devens Harvard Beare

Weather halts Lindberghs on North Atlantic mapping flight

Unfavorable weather blocked Col and Mrs Lindbergh from flying to Angmagsalik en route to Reykjavik on their expedition. They may depart tomorrow if skies clear or return to the United States on their supply ship.

Lindberghs Juwisnehask Greenland Charles A. Lindbergh Angmagsalik Reykjavik Iceland North Atlantic United States

Washington Daybook on congressional split and gagging debates

Washington notes dated August discuss Bert Snell and Charlie McNary facing a tough season ahead. Republicans clash with Democratic leadership over fast moving bills and responsibility for outcomes. Snell cites past Democratic critiques as Republicans pivot to govern.

Bidding Requires Courage and Skill in Bridge Play

In a rubber game North and South are vulnerable while Bart and West are not. South opens one heart, North bids one spade, East two diamonds, South two hearts, North four hearts. West leads diamonds. East wins with king, South plays nine, revealing three diamonds. East follows with ace, South plays queen, West six. The play shows clues about diamond length and spade holding, ending with West making a king of clubs to defeat the contract.

WM. Ebm Kenney Secretory Atmerkse Bridge League North South Bart West East Gouth Wesr

Guarding the Senate and a Maryland air unit talk

The Oregonian notes a senator’s hard line in guarding Senate business during a special session while only 105 of 695 bills moved forward. Major Charles A. Masson compares Maryland National Guard air training to early camps and praises Frederick Field’s role in hosting aviation camps for a dozen years. He cites modern planes and year round practice with service aircraft and weekend sessions. A. Ridgely Albough is welcomed, Sperry L. Storm is reinstated, and the Key Hotel hosts the Lions Club meeting. A note on gold weighs seven tons eight and three quarters.

Oregonian Senate House Maryland National Guard Lions Club Charles A. Masson 104Th Aero Squadron Twenty-ninth Division Detrick Field Frederick Masson

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