Raises to Two Spades Game Gone Wrong For North
A cautious report details North’s overreach in a two spade raise that allowed South to steer to a successful game contract through a mix of luck and precise play. East doubles, West leads hearts, and South discards to set up power in hearts and spades while finessing for four hearts.
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Television Star Across Verduga Appears in Scrambled Puzzle
A fragmented Sunday page blends a TV actress Verduga with a long crossword style list and a bridge hand. The piece notes South political objections tied to McCarthy era rhetoric and Eisenhower popularity, reflecting a mixed entertainment and news column tone.
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Carter says GOP lost in the South in 1956
Pulitzer prize winning southern editor Carter of Greensville Mississippi argues the GOP is weak in the South since 1952 and unlikely to win any Southern state in 1956. He cites Democratic dominance, Eisenhower conduct, and Democratic political strategy as six reasons discussed in Saturday Evening Post. Holsteins sale notes twelve head averaging about 200 each at Poolesville farm with top bid 276.
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