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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1949
Page
15
This year focus on new bidding ideas and general strategy across the country. Beginners should study lesson hands and clip weekly newspaper hands, forming a foursome to discuss angles and emulate expert play. The author outlines a safe path to five tricks by sequencing diamonds after opening leads, ensuring a five-odd.
Dear Dorothy Dix answers a reader about a frugal husband who lends freely, urging the husband to provide for his wife and children first. She warns that such “philanthropy” masks ego and lack of backbone, and stresses charity begins at home.
Rheumatic Fever and Heart Campaign pocketbooks ponder whether to pursue marriage which promises happiness, a good husband, children, and a real home. The Bell Syndicate releases notes on rent rules and clarifies area rent office policy, presented by Walter RR. Heath in Baltimore.
A Rent Office official stated that tent registration on file is not a public record for unrestricted examination. The Rent Director must act within strict discretionary bounds in releasing information from such documents. A separate note mentions Staley Draper’s probate filing and a 50th anniversary celebration of Columbianism in Maryland planned for February 28. The first American hydroelectric station was built in Appleton, Wisconsin in 1882.
A fragmentary weather record notes precipitation around 0.30 inches for 24 hours, with February totals near 2.90 inches. Temperatures show a high and low range, moon phase and daily times are partially garbled, indicating a routine climate summary from February 1945.
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