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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1951
Page
4
Bridge column presents a hand where East opens with a suit and South responds. The text shows an opening lead and a sequence ending after two passes and a final bid. Specific card details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate standard contract bidding.
The article analyzes a bridge hand where West’s play against a doubled contract was suicide and East’s aggressive three diamonds pushed South into a doomed contract. It contrasts prudent defense with risky lines, noting three no trump as the best cold contract and detailing a misstep that cost the defense two tricks. It also mentions a Civinette club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
A fragmented OCR yields a dense list of crossword style clues and answers, including terms like Eagle's nest Butterflies Ant River in Germany Gutta Bartender Against time measure and more. Multiple entries reference animals plants numbers and ancient or foreign terms forming a mixed clue set.
President Peggy Evans read the slate for SWAT and elected Jillian Myers as president, Margaret Stratsburg as vice president, Kitty Tarman as second vice president, Elizabeth Whitmire as co chair, Blanche Oden as recording secretary, Terry O'Quovan as treasurer, Mary J. McCabe as corresponding secretary, and Rath Ramsburg as parliamentarian. Installation set for February dinner. executive meeting at Helen Mercer’s home on January 1st.
Daily TV listings note a mixed schedule across NBC ABC and local stations with shows and times. Program blocks include news programs game shows theater and variety segments featuring hosts and guests across channels WEMD WRAL WAL and others.
Oswald Jacoby explains forward planning in Canasta to avoid giving opponents large discard piles. He outlines three safe paths: seize the pile, finish the hand, or play safely to the end, and stresses building a strong hand before danger arises.
A compact note on commonly misused terms and pronunciations. It covers adapt versus adapt, occupancy, juvenile reading, and stressed examples. The piece includes guidance on pronunciation like stupendous and the correct spelling pointer for supersede. It ends with a daily vocabulary goal featuring boreal meaning and usage.
CBS engineers advance color television by reintroducing the drum type scanner to exceed former 12.2 inch image size. Demonstrations show 17 inch tubes, with potential for larger tubes if drum dimensions shift. Tonight's schedule features Joe Louis boxing on CBS radio and TV, plus NBC and ABC listings for various programs.
A social note urges arriving at seven for dinner while acknowledging courtesy. It notes guests may hesitate about arriving late since drinks precede the meal, emphasizing promptness and politeness to the hostess.
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