Anniversaries of notable figures and historical milestones
Know America Today's anniversaries cover Regis Denis de Trobilland born in France and died in New York, Eckley B Cave Philadelphia mining pioneer, Bob Fitzsimmons the English born prizefighter, William BR George founder of George Junior Republic, Charles Steizle New York clergy sociologist, and Thomas D Schall Minnesota senator. Also notes Today in History events include Missouri territorial establishment, Chicago meatpacking inquiry, Ford Motor capital increase, U S medal to Verdun, and a Supreme Court voiding case in 1923.
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Regis Denis de Trobilland
New York
New Orleans
Union General
France
Eckley B Cave
Phiiadelphia
Philadelphia
Robert
Bob
Fitz Simmons
England
Chicago
William BR. George
George Junior Republices
Charles Steizle
Maryland
United States
Verdun
U. S Supreme Court
Bridge Hand and Wartime Notices Mix In One Page
A jumble of bridge commentary, birth anniversaries, and wartime notices fills a New Haven page. It recalls a South hand with spade misplay, adds long lists of birthdays for notable figures, and lists wartime events from 1938 to 1948 alongside civic names and horoscopes. The dense column weaves game analysis with public notices and oblique bios.
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Gold Star Mothers Association
Malystan
Madway
Fifth Army
Rome
House
Congress
Tomas
Alan T Waterman
Yale
National Science Fund
New York
Frank N . Buchman
Washington
Allentown
Pennsburg
Nelson Glueck
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Jerauld Woosh
Ambherst
Mass
Opening Roads Bids For Last Mile US 29 Stretch
Baltimore June 3 state bids on a last mile stretch of US 29 in Howard County will be opened June 12 by the State Roads Commission. The project runs from Atholton area southwest toward the Montgomery County line and involves paving and related work.
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Baltimore
Howard County
State Roads Commission
Canasta Strategy Roles for South North Defenders
Oswald F Caboby explains canasta roles with South as the aggressor keeping twenty cards to deter freezing the pack while aiming for the second substantial discard pile. North becomes the opposite wing, while East and West must act as defenders, not freezing or racing the discard, and West should meld promptly if possible.
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Oswald F ‘Acoby
NEA
Fegend
Hamiet
Aries
South
Simon Legree
Bone North
Phik
Diccard Pale
Umield
West
Lange
Bridge column fragment hints at opening lead and pass sequence
A garbled bridge notation shows North South East West hands with an opening lead and a Pass sequence. The fragment mentions North East West and a pass pattern, but the full deal and result are unclear.
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Makgeaz
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