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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1961

Page

3

Mahoney enters Maryland governor race in 1962

George P. Mahoney becomes the third candidate in the Democratic gubernatorial contest, attacking Gov. Tawes and pledging to forge new leadership. He plans talks with possible running mates Sen. Samuel Barrick and Del. Blair Lee III as the primary season looms amid a harsh political climate.

Baltimore George P. Mahoney Maryland Tawes David Hume Democratic Party Mahoney Samuel Barrick Frederick County del. Blair Lee III Montgomery County Barrick Lee U. S. Senate John Marshall Butler George H. Hocker

Car Crashes Steady Weekend Near Frederick

Over the weekend Frederick Barracks of State Police reported three one car accidents with two drivers injured. Donald R. Crawford Jr. of Baltimore blacked out on State Rt. 26 at Mt. Pleasant, his 1953 Chrysler total loss. Harry C. King Jr. of Baltimore on Copper Mine Road near Woodsboro rolled over after leaving the shoulder. he was admitted with fractured ribs and possible internal injuries. Robert S. Maddox of Baltimore and Howard V. Dorsey Jr. of ML. Airy collided on Rt. 144 near June Funk's tavern. Maddox cited for signaling error. no injuries reported. A new Shepherd College religion and philosophy department will launch this fall led by Maynard F. Brass funded by a $10,000 Danforth Foundation grant.

Frederick Barracks Mt. Pleasant Donald R. Crawford Jr Baltimore Crawford Rt. 26 Frederick Memorial Hospital Ronald C. Lewis Walker D. Grose Woodsboro Coppermine Road Harry C. King Jr West South Street King Grose Rt. 144 Woodville Road Plane No. 4 Robert S. Maddox June Funk Howard V. Dorsey Jr Maddox Dorsey Maddox Auto Shepherdstown W. Va Shepherd College Oliver S. Skenhberry Maynard F. Brass Thenberry Danforth Foundation Brass

Trump High On Second Round Bridge Play Advice

A bridge instruction passage discusses second round play in four spades. It warns against trumping with a low card and explains plan to maximize six by strong opening, trump and club strategy, followed by a club finesse and queen drop to seize the hand.

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Lack of spades leads to safe six in bridge play

In a bridge analysis the player notes the absence of spades and discards two losing hearts to dummy. With potential bad trump and club breaks, the expert sees no safety play and settles on the simple line that maximizes chances to make six.

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