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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1948

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Judge extends restraining order in railroad strike case

Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough extended the ban on a coast to coast railroad strike after a hearing in Federal Court. The ruling blocks the strike following government seizure of the railroads and gives unions five days to file an answer to the Justice Department's pleading for a permanent injunction.

Washington T. Alan Goldsborough Goldsborough Justice Department’s Cas Jormer Graham Morison Morison

Duplicate Kings Surprise at Midwest Regional Bridge

In Cincinnati, Ohio, during the Midwest regional championships, a duplication of cards caused two kings of spades and hearts to appear. Frank Weisbach of Cincinnati, paired with Allen Harvey of Louisville, faced the anomaly when Weisbach inadvertently drew from the wrong duplicate board.

Cincinnati Frank Weisbach Allen Harvey Louisville Weisbach South Hearts

Tournament director rules on Weisbach bid error

Weisbach disputed a tournament ruling over a wrong-board hand. After the director ordered him to replace his hand, Weisbach drew the correct cards and proceeded. He cashed the king and ace of diamonds, led diamonds, and his partner won with the queen, securing a heart and spade sequence that yielded a double and redouble finish.

Weisbach

Cosmic ray studies eyed as future science landmark

Universities led by Dr Byron E Cohn of the University of Denver will mount the largest cosmic ray search yet near Mount Evans Colorado. The project includes physicists who helped develop atomic bombs and energy and aims to reveal unknown high altitude particles with potential humanitarian impact despite limited military use. Researchers note the work may reshape understanding of the universe and matter. The plan centers this summer at 14 200 foot elevation and involves about a half dozen top universities in the inter university high altitude laboratories association.

Inter-University High Altitude Laboratories Association Byron E. Cohn University of Denver Cohn Mount Evans Denver Colorado

Scientists to chase cosmic radiation over Colorado skies

Top ranking scientists begin a summer long search in Mount Evans Colorado to study atomic particles that flash through the air faster than lightning and may carry a heavy impact. From cloud scraping laboratories they will probe cosmic radiation, a force which remains largely mysterious and unmeasured.

Mount Evans Colo Colorado

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