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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1951

Page

6

Bath Coup in Bridge Explained from Bath Origins

Oswald Ftacoby explains the Bath Coup named for Bath England born in whist era. The article describes a specific play in contract bridge where South refuses the first diamond trick to provoke a deceptive sequence. It details how declarer sacrifices a trick to set up ruffs and discards, with follow up lines showing how the coup works and its strategic purpose in long play.

Oswald Ftacoby NEA 4 Bath Bath England West South Af West East

What To Do If You Are Charged Too Much

Baltimore February eight. Maryland's acting price director Hugo R Hoffman advised that customers should request a receipt when they suspect price freeze violations. He stressed receipts speed up resolution and the office seeks cooperation with the public to protect price stabilization rights.

Baltimore Maryland Hugo R. Hoffman Office of Frice Stabilization Hoffman Office of Price Stabilization Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham

Minister Feels Good Again From HADACOL Remarkable Recovery

Rev. F M Garrett of Starke Florida a 76 year old minister credits HADACOL with a swift improvement after illness restoring sleep appetite and energy He states the product supplied essential vitamins and minerals his system lacked and that he can work all day after five months of use recommending it to others

F. M. Garrett Route 1 Garrett The LeBlanc Corporation

Married 50 Years Jan 30 at Utica Home

Mr and Mrs Bradley E Clem quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Utica home on January 30. Their sons Earl and Charles and daughter Mrs D Russell Henry organized a surprise party. They have five grandchildren and a grandson Brent. The Rev Anderman and Mrs Anderman attended, with flowers and a three tier cake. The couple previously wed at Bethel with Rev Hench officiating. They took a Philadelphia wedding trip and recalled deep snow delaying the pastor’s journey.

Bradley E. Clem Utica Earl Charles D. Russell Henry Washington Clem Brent-grandson William Anderman M. Hench John H. Clem Bethel Nellie Staley Chester G. Clem

New Books At Artz Library

Artz Library adds four titles for Lent and beyond. Edgar J. Goodspeed’s A Life of Jesus retells the four Gospels in readable twentieth century English. John Gunther’s The Riddle of MacArthur reviews the Pacific scene and Japan with balanced insight. Remo Bufanno's Book of Puppetry offers a crafts handbook for puppets and stages. Home Entertaining by Charlotte Adams provides practical guidance for planning and hosting, including children's activities.

Jesus Edgar J. Goodspeed Goodspeed MacArthur John Gunther Pacific Gunther Japan Indo-China Tibet Philippines Formosa Remo Bufanno Arthur Richmond Charlélotte Adams

Publicity handbook aids club publicity chairmen

Alice P Curtis introduces a publicity handbook for club members recently elected publicity chairmen. It explains material needed for newspapers radio and television. A Saturday portrait display featuring Ruth Perkins Safford water colors in Washington DC closes this week drawing notable attention as part of Between the Book-Ends Club series.

Alice P. Curtis Ruth Perkins Safford Washington

Understanding Boundaries in Neighborly Friendship

The text contrasts unhealthy intrusion with respectful boundaries in friendships. It notes that frequent entry into a neighbor's home risks harming trust, while respecting privacy supports lasting ties. It also briefly mentions a bee's nectar load as a separate fact.

Washington Co Home Conditions Are Seared

Health Department report calls Washington County home for the Aged shameful. Sanitarian Edward Hobler inspected Jan 8 and urged more help, new furniture, repairs, and better lighting. He noted roaches and dirty bedding and said patients deserve a clean living environment. Superintendent Fred M Long said major improvements hinge on taxpayer funding.

Hagerstown Health Department Washington County Fred M Long Edward Hobler Board of County Commissioners Hobler

Six Marines Drown In Lejeune Training

A landing craft foundered in the surf at Camp Lejeune during amphibious training yesterday. Six Marines drowned, two reached shore safely, and all bodies were recovered. A board of inquiry opened to determine the cause and names of the deceased will be released after next of kin are notified.

Camp Lejeune Noc Marines Corps

Supervisors Section Officers Are Elected

Officers for the year 1851 were elected at the January meeting of the Supervisors Section Monocacy Valley Association at Hotel Frederick after dinner. Clinton M. L. Rhoades of the Everedy Company was elected president. Other officers elected were Guy M. Neal first vice president, Robert Burrall second vice president, Clarence Powers treasurer, Melvin T. Fox secretary. Past president John F. Stephens thanked officers and members for their cooperation during his tenure as the group’s first president. He called attention to an article on Production in the magazine Supervision and provided each member with a copy of a self-destruction article excerpt.

Ofhcers Monocacvy Valley Association Hotel Frederick Clinton ML Rhoades Everedy Company Guy M. Neal Robert Burrall Clarence Powers Melvin T. Fox John F

Grains Hit New High on Chicago Board of Trade

Grains surged to new high levels on the Chicago Board of Trade driven by modest cash receipts, cold weather, and growing exports. The market move reflects stronger demand and tighter supplies as traders react to export activity.

Chicago Board of Trade Today

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