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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

11

Engineer Herman Ordeman Retires After 37 Years

Herman Ordeman a Frederick native and Staten Island resident for decades retires after 37 years in engineering. He served as borough consultant engineer since 1934, authored fire records notes and a 1920s Marine Review contributor, and plans to move to Maryland with his wife 104 Clarke Place. He collected and aims to publish on 2492 fires, while remaining active in professional societies and preserving a long career across railroads and public service.

Herman W. Ordeman Frederick Daniel T. Ordeman Staten Island Ordeman Clarke Place Harbor View Place Staten Island Advance Baltimore and Ohio Railroad United Marine and Fuel Corporation Manhattan Newark Palma Maryland National Fire Protection Association Heer Aarne Marine Review Aks West Brighton Staten Island Zoo Aquarium Staten Island Zoological Society Richmond County New York State Society of Professional Enginers Society of Terminal Engineers Society of American Military Engineers Municipal Engineers of New York ci American Geographic Society Clifton American Red Cross Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences Conference House Association Rotary Club of American Shore and Beach Preservation Association National Rivers and Harbors Congress George Wilhem Curtis Council Royal Arcanum Richmond Fire Alarm Telegraph Bureau St. George

Distillers Question Grain Use Under Conservation Rule

Harry questions a judge on how distillers can use grain and still conserve it, seeking clarity on the balance between production needs and resource conservation. The dialogue highlights tensions between industry demands and regulatory aims.

Harry

Radio Stations Schedule From 1940s Era Listings

A dense list of radio programs and times across networks MBS WOR ABC WMAL CBS WFMD and WRAL noting daylight saving adjustments and station relays. Includes drama, variety, news, sports, music and talk shows with scheduled repeats and station notes.

ABC WMAL CBS WFMD Focal Stations Obe Woman's Club Bill Sek Farrenette Farre! Sparrow and the Awk Dts Tenpessee Abe Tom Mix iHepeats Mbs Nbe Walter Kiernan Abc-East Tha Soa Mound Mbs-West Tropics Abe Washington Gordon MacRae Lowell Thomas Abde World News Aberbasica Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr Abe Jack Smith Cbs Rasmeid Carolyn Gilbert Abe Tommy Riggs Betty Lou Dhs Basic Lone Ranger Abe Henry J. Taylor V. Kaltenborn Nabe Bill Brandt Paul Lavella With Warnow Dbs Sam Spade Thin Alan Cils FBI Cbs Greak the Bank Shbe Gabriel Heatter Abe Lymain Abe Wayne King Cbs the Sheriff's Detective Abe Harry James Abe Orson Welles Cba America Bill Stern Abe Arn Lsthern Amassias Dra Atin Newa Nba Anabo

Traffic Safety Progress Reported by AAA Head Office

The Frederick Auto Club says national mobilization for safety and the Take It Easy program have improved driving habits and reduced traffic deaths. AAA notes May and June deaths are 20 percent below 1941 levels, urging continued effort to maintain the trend.

Frederick Automobile Club of Maryland AAA Washington Ralph W. Boyer Motor Club AAA Corps of Truman

Master Points Drive Bridge Popularity and Tactics

William M. McKenney notes that tournament bridge attracts players of all ages with no prizes required and stresses master points as the key measure. He recalls wartime help for orphans via trophies, outlines duplicate play mechanics, and highlights sacrifice bidding as crucial, contrasting with rubber bridge decisions about spades.

William M. McKenney America Card Authority American Contract Bridge League Rubber Bridge West

Bridge bidding analysis shows profit in sacrifice attempt

Fragmentary bridge commentary explains that in a duplicate game West seeks a profitable sacrifice if available, with spade support and a potential four heart contract. East would not bid after a passed hand, but West can raise once. If South opens four hearts, three diamonds could be lost. West then plays at six.

West Mente East South

Four spades and two hearts in a bridge play note

The fragment describes a bridge hand with four spades and two hearts and clubs. It notes a tire trick set is smaller than needed to let South reach game. A honeybee weighs about one three hundredths of something.

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