Discard Turns Out As Key Play In Winter National Hand
In Dallas at the Winter National Tournament John R. Crawford of Philadelphia led a dramatic play in the open team event. After a sequence of clubs and spades, Crawford’s discard of the ten of hearts proved pivotal, enabling a final set of heart and spade maneuvers to secure victory for his team.
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Oswald Jacoby
NBA
Dallas
American Contract Bridge League
John R. Crawford
Philadelphia
West
Dummy
East
Crawford
Johnny
Declarer
Wastesaneen
Jacoby on Canasta Rule Settles a Card Argument
Jacoby explains why Canasta rules ban rearranging melds once laid down to avoid disputes. He notes that players must act without partner input and only answer “May I go out?” during play. The column also mentions New York’s colonial printing and press history.
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Kansas
Veut Son
Jacoby
Canasta
Froma
Dear Miss Dix and love advice from 1950s columns
A collage of Dorothy Dix Q and A exchanges covers aging parents, love postponement, teen crushes, and relationship misreadings. The column urges rest homes for elderly fathers, warns a 22 year old about a travelling salesman, and urges family involvement to resolve a pregnancy and marriage case.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Dad
Marr Riage
Billie
Estimates on car cost per mile vary widely in McChyana county
Reporters survey in McChyana county shows estimates from seven to twenty cents per mile for owning and operating an average passenger car. Respondents include Robert E. Fox who cites at least 10 cents per mile and Mrs Donald Huffer who estimates about 12.5 cents per mile. Others differ with eight cents per mile and Mrs Peggie Lenhart unsure.
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dreosMeNs
McChyana County
Robert E. ‘Fox
East Church ‘Street
Maryland Farm Bureau denounces home rule at convention
Delegates at the 38th annual Maryland Farm Bureau convention denounced greater county home rule and urged a fair share of road building for rural areas before returning home. Wilm A. Heaps was reelected president for a sixth term and W. A. Cooksey won a second term as vice president. Prince Georges County delegates led the fight against the home rule resolution.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Wilm A. Heaps
Street
W. A. Cooksey
Spring Hill
Prince Georges County
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East Erstes
aqQs Falcot
Ead Sand Woot
Jacoby ON
NEA
New York
St. Joseph
Roissy Pty Ti
Tvs
Damascus
Howard Keel
South Street
Zenith TV
Brown's Hearing Service
Main Street
Westminster
New Windsor Air Times
4Th Street
Frederick
Sheffields’ Liquors Delicatessen
East Patrick Street
Mersell’s
DIAL
Paul Francis
Charles Davis
Sheffield
Technicolor
Jean Simmons
Trevor Howard
Somo
Masse
Sod
Atwell Rice
Columbia Palfuses
Dora G
Della R
Rhoda D
Sara
Bell Syndicate, Inc
David Hagan
B. G. Tucker
Yellow Springs
K. L. Linton
Mond
Montgomery County
Philco
Motorola T.V
Sunbeam
Hotpoint
Melvin
N. Carroll
J. Arthur Nank
Alec Guinness
Dennis Price
Valerie Hobson
Joan Greenwood
Michael Balcon
Am Eogration Fite
Frank Barclay
Braddock Heights
Clarence Repp
Trail Avenue
Peggie Lenhart
Monrovia
Brunswick
Marilyn Monroe
Jane Russell
W. Patrick ST
N. Market ST
Rome
M-G-M
Rover
Maryland Small Loan Act
Frasca
Rowes Wremen
Scare Rue
Fassenal
Ite
U.S
America
Patrick ST
Monument
Robert C. Schutzih
YES
John Wayn
Warnercolor
Warner Bros. Ano
McCulloch
Olaf
Brown Equipment CO
Baltimore St
Taneytown, Md
Ktcuso
Consolidated Cosmetics, Inc
West Hubbard Street
Chicago
Illinois
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
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