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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1960
Page
3
An essay on saws muses on tool chaos and emotions over misplaced handsaws. The piece humorously compares saws to can openers, jokes about dull blades, and lists playful mishaps from children to household clutter, ending with a dance studio photo caption from Detroit.
The speaker notes several saw types including handsaw backsaw hacksaw butcher's saw and coping saw. They wonder if there is a specific dull saw entry missing from their tool panel and seek confirmation of the missing reference.
A local bridge club plans a benefit event next Monday with two games played each morning. Members listed include Horace Heese, Wilhelm Wen, Leonard Zim jamia, Rus sell, and Dr. Leonard Spero, who placed fourth.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt international chairwoman spoke on Status Quo or Stars at the Gwinnett meeting of the Washington Zonta Club. She traced federal efforts for equal rights from 1878 clerkship parity to 1923 progress and urged broad federal legislation for uniform standards, noting opposition from organized labor and lack of strong commitment in Congress. The talk highlighted the need for national action and suggested study groups to propose realistic federal measures. Grace Brown introduced the speaker and noted upcoming club events and speakers including Marguerite Siecrist of Wood College.
West scanned the dummy and doubted his decision. He believed he could reach ten minor suit tricks for the declarer and anticipated South discarding to key spades and hearts in his hand. A strategic alternative flashed as a single ray of hope emerged amid the tense bridge play.
In a bridge deal, South bluffs and West discards sparingly. West deceives by concealing the singleton spade, later discarding four and a heart. East cooperates with no spades and a heart. South, entangled in a long ruff, deduces West holds the singleton ace of hearts and leads a heart, allowing West to win two heart tricks.
French fashion ambassador Monique de Nervo manages 17 Paris models and 45 haute couture costumes in New York for a gala TV event on February 29. She oversees safety and order for priceless Paris originals worth a quarter million dollars, while touring American cities for French fashion and goods.
Dean Ivan C Diehl lists Frederick County students on the Dean's List for the first semester of 1959 1960. Elizabeth T Elliott of Emmitsburg junior high program Priscilla House Middletown junior high program Sterling W Edwards Jr Myersville junior high program Donna Mensell Woodsboro elementary program Rebecca B Neill Taneytown elementary program
A dance fundraiser in Frederick brings together students from elementary to senior levels and local groups to combat heart disease. Dorothy Sensenbaugh and Mary Strine join the effort with others, Girl Scout Troop No. 26 designs posters, local merchants donate prizes, a cake walk features Y contestants, and advance ticket sales total $150 for the cause.
A stag or drag benefit dance by Chesapeake and the Company runs until 2 o clock at the car Heart As On. Bruceeés former executive secretary of Asovation for Freder reflects on fundraising purpose. Miss Alve Engle states all decor will carry Heart Fund themes with a large red heart centerpiece. De Grange and Ross Mober will lead ceremonies with Woody Free group providing the music. Engle notes proceeds will aid Heart Fund due to heart disease affecting colleagues’ families.
President Eisenhower nominated Charles Ferguson Paul, 37, of Wheeling West Virginia to be U S district judge for Northern West Virginia to succeed Judge Herbert Boreman elevated to the Fourth Circuit. Senate subcommittee hearing praised him. no opposition. support from Sens Randolph and Bred and Rep Moore.
Washington AP reports another attempt will be made Friday evening to launch a 100 foot diameter inflatable sphere from land in Virginia. The sphere would be visible for more than 500 miles in clear weather and serves as a forerunner to lightweight balloon satellites used as radio communications relay stations in the future.
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