Good Double At Bad Time In South bridge game
The article notes a player’s pride in a double but poor timing from opponents sees South repeatedly reach four hearts with West leading non clubs, eroding chances as the hand unfolds.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
2
Doubled Three Spade Bid Proves Successful At Mayfair Club
A Mayfair Club hand analysis shows a South player doubling a three spade contract. West faced down three diamonds and two hearts and went down one trick. The double yielded plus 200 in match points while other outcomes favored setting West. The South player celebrated as the scores finally settled.
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Diddins
Double West
West
New York
Mayfair
South
Supreme Court strikes down Dixon-Yates damage award
The Supreme Court, by a 6 to 3 vote, voided a $1,867,455 damages award to the Dixon-Yates power consortium after President Eisenhower canceled a $100 million generating plant contract. The ruling centered on a conflict of interest involving Adolphe H. Wenzell of New York, former Budget Bureau consultant and ex-vice president of Furst Boston Corp, tying the decision to laws against dual roles.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Diason-Yates Power Combine
Eisenhower
High Court
U. S. Court of Claims
Dion-Yates Group
Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley
Adolphe H. Wenzell
New York
Wenzell
Budget Bureau
Alo
Furst Boston Corp
Ultiratel
Earl Warren
Imo
Dr Hooton To Speak At Wall Church Meeting
Dr Hooton, secretary of the Wall Church Board in Walkersife, will speak January 1. He has wide experience in alcohol problems and is a member of several international and national committees on alcohol prevention and prevention efforts.
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Thomas M. Encheberger
Glass and Burgee
Real
Esate
Rose ML Kaufman
Taneyvioun
Audrey Wilde
Revi
Betty Wolfe
Hooton
Caradine Ro Hoeven
Church Board O
the Wall Church
Walkersife
Ence
Lincoln
Oscar D. Cintas
United States
Fidel Castro
Frederick
Vater’s
Vater‘s
Central Charge Service
Notable Clergyman Dr Hooton Leaves Marked Legacy
Dr Hooton, a well known minister and contributor to religious periodicals such as The Methodist Woman Presbyterian Journal and The Methodist Layman, earned degrees from Southwestern University Texas University and Oklahoma City University. He served pastorates in Texas and Oklahoma and authored a book titled What.
Shall We Say About Alcohol Novel Note 1960 Abingdon
Abingdon Press published Shall We Say About Alcohol in April 1960. The text argues no fossils exist here and no closely related fossil ancestor or living wild form.
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Abingdon Press
Form Found Links Animal to Banting Origin
A form has been found suggesting the animal descends from the banting or wild ox of South Asia. The discovery proposes a lineage connection and potential implications for classification and study.
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South Asia
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