Bridge problem misread by players asks how East could have set
The reader is shown a bridge hand where East might have defeated the contract. West opens clubs and continues the suit. dummy takes trick, South ruffs, hearts develop, and South overrules East on a heart. The author asks if East should have played the three on the first trump lead to set the hand and if South could still make the contract by a different line.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
West
Wes
Rose
South
East
Mother and four children die in flaming crash near Franklin
A mother Edith Rogers and her children Sharrey Gail Leonard Lee Donna Marvie and Linda Leverne Rogers died in a fiery crash when a car driven by Bettie Lou Petro struck their panel truck south of Franklin Indiana. Rogers father Francis H Rogers 41 from Indianapolis was critically burned and trapped. Petro escaped injury and no arrest had been made. The incident followed a stop sign claim by Trooper John Means.
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Franklin, Ind
Francis H. Rogers
Indianapolis
Ind
Franklin
Edith Rogers
Ene
Sharrey Gail
Leonard Lee
Donna Marvie
Linda Leverne
Bettie Lou Pet
Nineveh
John Means
Petro
Check On Bridge Markers Planned
Frederick County commissioners and Roads Department officials met to plan a checkpoint of all county bridge markers to ensure correct clear labeling and good repair. They will inspect Clabaugh Road Keymar Washington Street Adamstown and address parking of county equipment on private Jefferson property.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Roads Department
Deibert S. Xull
Xull
Commissioners Roads Department of
Clabauga Road
Keymar
Washington Street
Adamstown
Jefferson
Swastika tipped contest prize winner reported
A resident on East Church Street wins the December News Post tip prize after reporting a swastika found at Visit at ion Convent. Police and editors confirm the tip linked to city vandalism and local crime incidents across Montgomery and Howard counties.
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East Church Street
Visitation Convent
E News-Post
Swasukas
Mort
Montgomery County General Hospital
Frederick Turel
C. Cullerdes
Howard County
Anne del County
Umionville
Rise in U S infant death rate puzzles doctors
Doctors report an unexpected rise in infant mortality after decades of decline. The Public Health Service notes 1957 to 1959 figures show a rebound, with most deaths among infants under one month. Studies by the Children’s Bureau and AMA aim to identify causes. Nurses shortages and malnutrition are cited as possible factors amid rising infections in hospitals.
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Jerry Bennett
NEA
Washington
Ap UN
Carl Dauer
The
Public Health Service
National Office “of Vital Statistics
PHS
U.S. Children’s Bureau
American Medical Association
Nicholson
J. Eastman
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
New York
S Corbin
Viliz
Maryland Republicans push surplus to cut taxpayer burden
Republican Chairman D Elred Rinehart urged Maryland's Democrat led legislature to use state surplus funds to ease taxpayer costs as a near 500 million budget proposal looms. He warned of a gap in uncommitted funds while criticizing Gov Tawes and calling for a watchdog role for GOP lawmakers.
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Annapolis
D. Eldred Rinehart
Maryland
Gov
Tawes
Rimehart
Jsbeech
Rines
Rinehart
MarNand State Teachers’ Assn
Blasts Rip 10 Trucks in Portland Warehouse
No arrests yet and few leads in Sunday night explosions that damaged 10 trucks tied to Wigmore Trucking and two newspapers. Police defused one bomb. investigators seek experienced dynamite user amid a chaotic scene in Portland Oregon with unions naming concerns.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Jim Service
Wigmore Trucking Co
Oregon
Po- City
Hee
Dean Blackwood
Oregon Cus
Oregonian
Oregon Journal
Stereospers
Portland Inter-Union
Abraham S. Tisch Dies at 63 Founder of Hotel Chain
Abraham S. Tisch of Deal New Jersey died Monday at age 63. He founded a hotel chain with properties in New York City Philadelphia Chicago Washington Boston and owned the Americana Hotel in Miami Beach Florida.
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Abraham S. Tisch
Houston
Tex
Tisch
Deal, NJ
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Boston
Adami Beach
Fla
Berlin airlift sustains two million as Soviet blockade bites
In 1948 49, the Berlin airlift carried 2 225 000 tons of supplies to two million people cut off by the Soviet blockade.
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Berlin
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