Anniversaries of notable Americans and Today in History
Notable birth anniversaries include Clemence S Lozier a New York feminist and early woman homeopathic physician born Plainfield New Jersey died 1888 and Henry Morion first president of Stevens Institute of Technology born New York died 1902 Benjamin Lyngan Philadelphia geologist born Northampton Massachusetts died 1920 Annie Jump Cannon Harvard astronomer born Dover Delaware died 1941 Also George D Cummins first bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church born Smyrna Delaware died Maryland 1876 Simeon Fess Ohio congressman and senator born Allen County Ohio died 1936 And Gen Leland P Lovette born Alexandria Virginia today’s birthdays noted with other historical events from 1777 to 1950 including Valley Forge departure and World War II air raids.
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Clemence S
Lozier
New York
Plainfield
N. J
George D. Cummins
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
Smyrna
Del
Lutherville
Benjamin S. Lyngan
Philadelphia
Japan
Northampton
Mass
Henry Morion
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Simeon PD. Fess
Ohio
Allen Co
Annie Jump Cannon
Harvard
Dover
Washington
Army of the Revolution
Valley Forge
Indiana
Hood
Leadville
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions
Columbus
Bank of the United States
Germany
Italy
United States
Tokyo
Korea
MacArthur
U. N
Leland P. Lovette
Alexandria
Singing Cowboy Puzzle and Names From Old Columns
A mixed OCR shows a word puzzle with clues like animal, metal, and mood terms alongside historical birth notes and a Christmas problem column. It lists various names and places including Greenville, Watertown, New Orleans, Philadelphia, and Washington with ages and birthplaces. The horoscope offers general guidance about ingenuity and friendships while Christmas gift advice urges early planning and mentions N A Lufburrow and Life With Father.
West's singleton king leads to easy slam defense
In a contract scenario South safeguards by cashing clubs to block West from a successful finesse. If South had finessed clubs, West could gain a second club and East could claim another. South’s safety play prevents the danger, with only a small club drop risking a later club trick and potential slam failure if West held king jack.
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West
East
Three Hearts Opening Risk in Otter Hand ilia
West opens three hearts with risky prospects, expecting about six tricks. A cushion from honors lessens a potential penalty, while a solid suit reduces the chance of a double. South hesitates for a diamond response and contemplates a three spade underbid.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA Service
West
South
Bridge Hustle Brings Grand Slam Prospect in Spades
North held strong spade support enabling a mild slam while cue-bidding hearts suggested grand slam potential. South raised to six spades, aiming for a grand slam if North controlled the key cards. West led hearts, dummy ruffed, declarer trumped, drew two rounds, and then started clubs. The pivotal moment arrived when declarer chose to give up a club trick early, balancing risk and reward.
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North
South
West
Declarer
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