Monroe's Mate and Miscellany of 19th Century Clues
A compact column lists names and cryptic clues tied to Monroe lore and oddities. It mentions Mrs Eliza Monroe in New York, her daughter, and a former British officer, followed by a sequence of crossword like entries with numbers and brief word hints across topics from geography to biology and trade.
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Eliza Monroe
New York
Penalty Double Tips Off Fees in Bridge Lessons
A bridge column explains how a penalty double can leak information to the opponents. The hand shows North using a three clubs response to reveal a biddable major, East’s club-lead suggestion, and South’s signaling of four aces before grand slam. The play leads to a successful trump endgame after careful finessing and distribution reading. Also brief items report Maryland appointments to the Potomac River Basin commission and political notes, plus local club election results.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
North
South
East
Beldny
West
Annapolis
McKeldin
Maryland
Potomac River Basin
George F. Hazelwood
Cumberland
K. Raymond Fletcher
Prince Georges County
Harry ©. Levin
Baltimore
Albert W. Quinn
R. W Truitt
Department of Research and Education
Fletcher
James C. Warden
Hazelwood
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
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Monroe
Belgium
Assam
Ison Made
Martha Wayne
Jim
Stanong
Crockett
Charles Lamb
Sweetie Pie
Ballel
Nek Serer
Te. Jedree
MR. and
Mrs
Gaths
Ine Ming CU
Curt
Mam Ea
Tabane Wan Ee
Mutt and
Jeff
The
Tul Payt
Jeffi
Arthur Fouyell
Bugs Bunnye
Bugsy
Yeo
Boots
Wat Utes
Pop
Ruggles
Henry Squire
Ada
Ellie YS
Mey
Freckles
Rowe
Vic Flint
Rust
Walute
Rick
Arkin
FIN Pawl Hove
Priscilla
AL i
OWLS
Ine
UFE
Pat
NEA 5
Jacoby
Makis Wat
Secugu
Murray
Chicago
Stevenson
James E. Murray
Eisenhower
Albuquerque
Num
Clyde Bohn
Dixde Bohn
Unionville 447 Club
Liberty School
Richard Black
Frank Burrier
Paul Rincerick
Austin Gaver
Ants
Val