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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1961
Page
11
A passage discusses Sam Fry's new bridge book emphasizing constant collaboration with partners. It notes a six heart contract as a lay down, with South ruffing the opening club lead and drawing trumps in three rounds.
West takes his ace and stops as Sam notes South's five clubs lays a path to slam only if North misreads the bid. The Fry bid features, North’s interpretation issues, and Sam’s aggressive bidding. In Des Moines Dowling Catholics students face the bulletin board query: What are you doing for Heaven's sake.
A brief recount of a hunting trip near Albany Georgia with quips about a jerky ride. Then a historical date list includes Richard Lawrence's assassination attempt on Andrew Jackson in 1835, the 1862 Monitor launch, 1873 Hawaii reciprocity treaty, 1942 the OPA price controls, 1951 Sam Rayburn’s Speaker record, and 1960 Soviet officials tour. Also mentions Samuel Chapman Armstrong born 1836 in Hawaii.
Freedman's Bureau agent in Hampton helped found Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute in 1868 and led it until his death May 11, 1893. Frank Gelett Burgess, Boston native, MIT graduate, novelist of The Purple Cow, died September 18, 1951. Birthdays include Ralph Lazarus, Dorothy Malone, Frank Reichel, and David Wayne. A Birmingham robbery incident reports a man lifting a hood, directing traffic, and taking an unspecified item.
An as yet unidentified youth allegedly removed a battery and carburetor from a car parked on a town street before driving off. The incident prompted police to pursue possible suspects as residents reported the theft.
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