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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1955
Page
6
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The subcommittee postponed hearings on Harvey Matusow, the self described liar and ex communist, until near Monday afternoon at the Justice Department's request. Matusow has testified against others accused of Communist links before various bodies and in court trials and says he lied. He is in federal custody in New York and may be needed by a federal grand jury beyond tomorrow as the Monday session looms in the Senate Office Building's largest hearing room.
The National Mediation Board said the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen won bargaining rights by a considerable majority over about 400 Western Maryland Railroad employees. BLEF won in two units as the Railroad operates between Baltimore and Elkins and carried coal-hauling routes.
In a bridge deal, Sweetie Pie the ace of clubs discards a heart on the king of diamonds and cashes the king of clubs. He ruffs a club and feeds a trump, giving East the ace. East exits a heart, and if he returns another heart dummy would gain a free finesse, but there is no defense to defeat the slam.
South should not have bid six spades, but the slam was reasonable. If the heart finesse fails the contract would fail, yet South found a way to improve odds. West opened a heart, then diamond, giving South a chance to finesse and ruff with the dummy to drive the win.
Frederick county forester Jack Karnig reports a surge in spring tree planting requests with free orders reaching 122 000 plants. Weather delays hinder site inspections while several large plantings are planned including 20 acres at Frederick C L Pearce’s Hansonville farm and 10 acres at Buckeystown. machine planting costs ten dollars per acre and is urged where slope and soil permit.
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