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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
2
Bridge column discusses opening lead decisions and hand evaluation. East passes, South engages with a strong heart suit, and declarer play centers on precise signaling and timing. The fragment outlines standard takeout and signaling ideas guiding auction and play.
A San Francisco correspondent reports a two room bridge slam hand where six diamonds and a six hearts line lead to clashes. North should have chosen five no trump as an invitation to six no trump, enabling a defense-free six no trump by South for a robust slam. It highlights risks from a weak opening lead and partner led defense. The article also notes Rome's January confirmation of a $416 million U S program to boost Italian industry for Atlantic alliance readiness.
Oswald Jacoby discusses two Canasta scoring methods in a neighbor game with Self Wife Neighbor and notes how cooperation and strategy emerge as players seek position. Judge Parke, longtime Carroll County legal figure, is honored at a birthday dinner hosted by the Carroll County Bar Association.
Court records show marriage licenses for Willie T. Duvall and Trene Day, both of GaIIsersburg, and property deeds including Philip Wertheimer and wife to Ma Brosius Homes Corp for $10, plus Helen F. Mock to Rachel Lochner and others, and Myrtle Esterly to desse N Smith for $10. A $500 suit for property damage was filed in Circuit Court by Jesse E. Carter of Brunswick against H C Summers and Co Jefferson for a sedan collision with a truck in November. attorney E Austin James represents Carter.
Frederick residents invited to open meeting at the Recreation Building Staley Park Sunday at 2 30 to discuss forming a community concert band. The North End Civic Association band committee aims to aid students and provide entertainment while welcoming musicians regardless of residence. Committee members include Edward J Daugherty chairman S Fenton Harris Arthur J Lambert Homer R Simpson and Irvin J Ratsburg.
In Haywerstown on January 9, 4700 Fairchild Aviation Division production workers enter a second strike day. Both management and union spokespeople offered no direct quotes, signaling a possible prolonged dispute. The next move may come from Washington authorities as pickets disrupt traffic near the four plants and unemployment compensation questions arise for non striking workers.
In Philadelphia a seven year old, Stephen Koolgaard, died after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle. His corneas were donated by his parents to save the sight of a hospitalized girl. Dr Harald Scheie of the University of Pennsylvania will perform the transplant. The family declined to identify the recipient.
A list of notable birth and death anniversaries for American figures. Includes Ethan Allen born 1741 in Litchfield Conn died 1789, Oakes Ames born in Easton Mass died 1673, Louisa Lane Drew born London died 1907, Henry Wright born England died 1895, George W. Melville born New York died 1812. Also mentions early U S history events and references to figures such as Walter S. Schifford and Clarence Poe with brief biographical notes.
Washington reports Omar B. Kerehum and Clarence G. Adamy urged long range reserve planning with a 90 day minimum to reduce hardship from abrupt calls. Navy adds 47 000 enlisted reservists to active duty for April through June, far above prior estimates. recruiting limited to 21 200 rest of January due to center manpower caps. Mount Etna erupts anew near Catania with cone 7 346 feet high and ash clouds rising high. Encyclopedia Britannica notes cereal grains supply less than one third of calories in American diet but three quarters in Asia.
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