Jacoby on Bridge column teased in NEA service
Bridge expert Jacoby presents a syndicated NEA column with strategic tips and analysis. The feature outlines bidding and play ideas for readers to test in practice games and improve scoring potential.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1960
Page
2
Bridge expert Jacoby presents a syndicated NEA column with strategic tips and analysis. The feature outlines bidding and play ideas for readers to test in practice games and improve scoring potential.
The article recounts a bridge hand where South shifts to clubs earlier to force a decisive sequence. It notes dummy, Ward, and East discards while South ends with ace and king of hearts, prompting readers to analyze the strategic choice of club play.
The page outlines a bridge bidding scenario with responses and a proposed three hearts bid, then shifts to a court notice listing motorists who forfeited collateral for traffic violations, including names, locations, and amounts. The document also mentions a corporate charter and a city treasurer’s note.
Sears Roebuck and Co employees in Frederick learned their profit sharing pension fund held 238672 dollars with 63 local members and overall fund assets near 1.32 billion as of December 31 1959. The fund, created in 1916, is Sears largest stockholder owning about 27 percent of outstanding stock.
Aerojet General Corpora tions Chemical Division in Azusa California develops a transportable oxygen generating unit that extracts oxygen from air and removes contaminants, delivering five four square inch pressure within minutes after connection. The device targets medical use in hospitals ambulances and clinics.
Phoenix APRobert Vernon Spears headed to five years in federal prison for interstate transport of a stolen car. Federal offices will probe if the Dallas naturopath helped plant a bomb on the National Airlines flight that killed 42 people on November 16 1959 in the Gulf of Mexico. Spears had been listed as a passenger on the ill fated plane and pleaded guilty February 7 in Dallas. His wife said she will seek work to support their children.
The column reviews Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Jack Paar, noting censorship debates and TV guests. It mentions recommendations for The Closed Set and a CBS drama, with schedules and hosts in Easter Standard Time.
The fragmentary text references a series of cryptic lines and numbers, mentioning names like Conn and a reported amount of $2857. The readable items suggest a brief, uncertain notice or list of figures without a clear cohesive event or subject.
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