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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1962
Page
3
In a detailed bridge analysis, South’s bold dummy play collapses under sharp defense. East avoids the end play by underruffing, turning a promising five diamond contract into a near miss. The hand underscores defense’s power and bidding ambiguity in complex layouts.
Three Baltimore County Democrats urged emergency legislation to further curb the operations of Security Financial Insurance Corp. Francis N. Iglehart Jr. Norman W. Lauenstein and Ted Venetoulis said the private insurer, sole beneficiary of a 1961 law, should face tighter limits as they backed a move to restrict its activities. The 1961 bill allowed two years for the firm to meet requirements and barred more than 10 percent of assets behind a single risk.
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Several vehicles sustained minor damage in city accidents with no injuries. One crash at 1 Saturday involved a car and a bicycle. Officer Paul W. Mossburg noted cyclist Lee E. Wenzel, 13, of West Fifth Street, rode south on North Court Street and ran a red light at the intersection.
A house on Bells Mill Road near Brunswick suffered interior fire damage estimated at over 5000. The blaze was reported at 8 55 pm by a passerby and fought by Brunswick Jefferson and Middletown fire crews with Braddock Heights on standby. Owner Hadzeil Funk not home. insurance may not cover all losses. No charges reported after an incident involving a demonstrator.
The NAACP charged Cambridge police with unconstitutionally limiting anti segregation picket lines to four persons outside restaurants on Saturday. Mrs Juanita Jackson Mitchell, secretary of the legal redress committee, said she has asked the State's Attorney for action.
Reissued recently by the Department of Motor Vehicles Baltimore. Revoked: Boyd D. Delauter Smithsburg RFD 2, Mt. Airy. Suspended: John L. Delph Woodbine one month Eugene F. Pearl Knoxville one month James E. Norris Pine avenue city one month. Reissued: Junior Harper RFD 2 Mt. Airy Robert S. Stull Walkersville William A. Utz RFD 1 Taneytown Charles E. Schramm RFD 1 Woodbine.
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