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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
11
A compact reader puzzle listing Across and Down clues with numbers for biblical terms and common words. Includes entries like Jerusalem's, Sultanic decree, Turkish Ottoman court terms, and various short answers across topics.
In a four heart contract the declarer at one table cashed top spades to discard dummy's singleton club then led diamonds allowing West to win and feed a final spade. Crawford at the other table used a human nature line to force a discard from dummy and win with trumps, finishing the hand with dummy long. The description ends with a note on the width of a man’s thumb.
The Senate voted 78 to 0 to grant roughly 8 percent average raises retroactive to March 1 for 500000 postal workers, with at least 6 percent guaranteed and reclassifications enabling higher increases. The bill, cost about 164 million dollars, could move to the House next week for presidential action after Eisenhower vetoed a prior measure.
Marriage licenses issued to Robert D Ramsburg and Wilma M Brachey both 18 of Frederick. Charles L Chipley 23 and Ruth Esther Wiles 18 of James Wright Ekstrom 23 Fort Dodge Town. Elizabeth Ann Borer 19 of Frederick. Property deeds list transfers including Paul S Hoffman to Murray C Milles and wife for $10 and other county and city transfers. A stray hazardous note about medicine droppers appears amid garbled text.
Adlai Stevenson signals willingness to seek the Democratic nomination for president again if the party wants him to run. He stresses he would compete with resolve, doubts a quick 1956 decision, and remains critical of the Eisenhower administration while keeping public timing under party guidance.
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