Calls For Halt To U S Jobs In Federal Hiring
The Byrd committee urged a pause on civilian federal employment growth, urging that any increase be justified by maxed utilization of personnel and national security needs. It cited nearly 2 million federal workers and warned agencies may push hiring despite efficiency aims, naming California as leading in worker numbers.
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Washington
Byrd Committee
Bred ¢D-Va
National Security Resources Board
SNSRB
Congressional
Tdget
Tom! Committee
Congress
NLRB
Una
Executive Department
South Dakota
Federati
Civil Service
California
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Arlesone
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harfard
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Wicom
Ien
Worcester
Canasta advice from Jacoby on first upcard and kings
Oswald Facoby explains that the left player may not take the upcard as a courtesy card unless they immediately meld it. He argues against leading kings or denying them, noting the futility of planning with a weak seven-card hand and warning that early upcards can backfire in Canasta strategy.
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Oswald Facoby
NEA
Haoduke
Adyvanre
Amy Camista
Jacoby on Bridge: discard pile play and misinterpreted terms
A garbled fragment describes a bridge hand involving discards, top card, and matching Sabia cards. The text mentions opponents and a bid or raise, with unclear actions and phrases about taking the discard pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sues
Memphis Magician Steals The Game
Memphis correspondent recalls a dramatic bridge hand where Wert opens clubs and South plans a diamond run and spade finesse. The narrative probes bidding choices, canasta jargon, and expert opinions on South’s jump to three no trump versus two spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswaln Jacoby
NEA
Memphis
East
Wert
South
Duypay
Bast
Weo
Chan
Dane
God Sjiades
Tiamonds
Nori
Golden Gloves on Radio and TV If Plans Succeed
New York January 22 The final nights of the Golden Gloves boxing event may air on both radio and television. If arrangements hold, NBC and NBC-TV will simulcast the March 9 finale and the March 29 international finals.
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New York
Mbs
Dumont
TV Tonight
NBC
Nbc-Tv
Howard — Barlow
CBS
Cbs-Tv
Steve Allen
Godfrey
Television Tonight
Paul, Winchell and Jerry
Louisiana Purchase
Victor Moore
Trene Bordoni
Manhattan
Heidt
Studio One
John Peter Zenger
ABC
Chica Marx
Dumpent
AL Morgan
Crash at Route 40 barricade injures two in Baltimore
Victor M. Martinz 88 of Baltimore crashed his car into a new sink barricade marking the highway end. Companion John H. Ford 42, also of Baltimore, was taken to University Hospital with a fractured knee. State Trooper Hammer smith charged Martinz with driving at excessive speed. Magistrate Mayfield set the case for January 26 at Elfrend City. The crash caused $300 damage to a 1949 Buick. The incident occurred early Friday about a half mile east of Wet Friendship.
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Route 40
Victor M. Martinz
Baltimore
Stair
John HH. Ford
University Hospital
B. C. Hammersmith
Marting
Mayfield
Elfrend
City
Martini
Wet
Anniversaries and milestones from American history
A compilation of notable birthdays and events linked to American figures and institutions. It lists John H. Latron, Richard Upjohn, Terence Powderly, Robert Brookings, David Wark Griffith, and others with birthplaces, dates, and roles, alongside milestones like the Alta California’s first issue, the abolishment of the frank, and early 20th century political and economic actions.
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John H. Lathron
University of Missouri
Universities of Wisconsin and
Inthany
Shelburne
Richard Upjohn
New York
American Institute of Architects
England
Terence V. Powderly
Scranton
Pal
Knights of Labor
Carbondale
Robert S$. Brookings
St. Louis
Famous Institution
Ceril Co
David Wark Griffith
I LaGrange
Dior
California
Alta California
Congress
National Association At Manufacturrs
France
U .S
Tiestsin
China
Wilson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tripoli
U. S
Los
Germany
Preston
Taeler
Chicaso
Rirthibhiys
Juste Fred ML Vinson
UW. Supreme Court
Lowisa
Apo
Leon HH
Kreyserling
Presidents Council of Economic Advisers
Charleston
S.C
Fulton Quisier
Baltimore
Ata
Clarry
L Carman
Calimtia Collie
Boins Greenfield Noy
Matrices RL Davin
Yale
Toeronte
Canada
Irving S. Olds
Sterl
Erie
William T. Delaphine
Frederich News-Poat
Frederick
Chevy
TV Guide Style Listing of Evening Programs and Hosts
A dense listing of TV schedules and program notes across multiple stations. Names like Jian, Corymbor, and Martha Lou Marene appear alongside show titles such as News, Theater, and The Korean Holiday. The text weaves network IDs, times, hosts, and episode cues in a chaotic feed.
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Branierahe
Bobby Benson
Pliny
Vloy
Ale Abe
Arhbee
Pophaes
Harti
Martha Lou Marne
Ahe Marder
Maxperts
Maamhattan Maharadan
Paul Lasalle
Aby
Desire
Houiday
Irma
Europe
All Nets
Abe
Barhae
Wy Shaw
Dumont
Dilmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nat
Chester
Buch
MR. Makepeace
TVE
U.S
Singapore
Jacoby
Canasta
North
Waka Eoira AE IG
West
North East Pass
Thor Wrigleys
Aare
Oslo
Norway
Know
America
CAS
Azn
Ke Ban Ke
Grocer
Immy Langs
Arthur Folwell
Kin. Platt
Tommy
Mutt
SAS
Dorn
Flo
Tony
Monkey Business
Bugs
Freckles
TM RE Ut
Luke
Spe
Bertha
Ned
Launcelot Chuqley
Dudoeon
Scalise
Dauch
Tristans
Eno
Mr. Patroon
Joel
Esnizall ‘Asoutes
Mie Tristan
Leslie
Chaucer
Martha
Gabbe
Kee
Wer
Mexico
Curly
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