Squeeze Brings In Spade Grand Slam
The article details a bridge hand played by Harry Feinberg with Gany and notes on bidding conventions. Feinberg faces a seven odd with careful play, including Blackwood considerations and card-by-card tricks that lead to a grand slam in spades.
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Howard County Wins 1947 4-H Safety Award
Howard County Extension Office awarded for Maryland 1947 4-H safety program. 225 members completed surveys. Noted county-wide work on farm house, machinery, transport and livestock safety. Home safety survey praised for fostering caution and cleaner storage spaces. Medals earned by James Jo, Marietta Grimes, James Hudson, James Welling, and Robert Gimor in National 4-H Farm Safety awards.
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James Hudson
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Sykesville
US Officials Reveal River Puzzle Versus First Man
A scrambled crossword style puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes references to U S officials river terms and a first man theme, with entries like parrot, endurance, and neon symbol clues. The mixed list implies a postcard style brain teaser published with other public notices.
Rediscovered Parker seam vein near Mt Savage rich in high carbon coal
Two Jit Savage miners and a New York coal specialist report a 1400 foot tunnel in an abandoned clay mine reveals a Parker seam vein with about 72 percent carbon content. Joseph E Ribman and partners plan laboratory analysis to decide on production and estimate a 325000 equipment investment. Minor accident on icy Barthlows underpass caused over $200 damage to two cars. no injuries.
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Joseph E Ribman
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Mt Savage
Taneytown Youth Wins Canning Crops Project
Charles Null of Taneytown, a 19 year old 4-H member, tops a field of nearly 300 in a canning crops contest by harvesting over 25 tons of peas from a 10 acre plot. Sponsored by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, runners up include William Groff and Donald Rippeon Woodbine. Null earns 50 dollars, with a total cash return of 1358 dollars above costs.
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Ceci County
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Woodbine
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Plan Show Exhibits in Baltimore Cambridge and League Expos
The State Game and Inland Fish Commission the League of Maryland Sportsmen and the Cambridge Outdoor Show schedule three sportsmen exhibits for February. The Baltimore show will feature wildlife from the western mountains to the Eastern Shore. The Cambridge show highlights the muskrat industry with a muskrat skinning contest. The League exhibition runs February 6 to 15 at the 5th Regiment Armory focusing on conservation practices.
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Soft Coal Production Nears Historic Record
United States soft coal output this year surpassed 600 million tons for the second time, nearing the 1944 peak of 626 million. Through December 20, bituminous and lignite production stood at 603.671 million tons, 166 percent above the 1946 level at that date, attributed to fewer strikes and more rail cars for coal transport. CHIMNEY FIRE: Fire crews responded to a chimney blaze at 23 East Fifth Street at 8:42 p.m. Friday. damage was negligible.
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Radio Programs and Schedules Feature The Week's Air lineup
A detailed listing of daily and Sunday radio programs across networks ABC NBC CBS and others. It includes news music drama sports and variety shows with times and host names such as Harry Wismer Huey and Abbott, Judy Canova, Vaughn Monroe, The Grand Ole Opry, and The Life of Huey. It outlines morning noon and late night blocks and notes featured concerts quizzes dramas and public affairs segments.
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