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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
12
Bridge columnist notes that the strategy of bidding and play hinges on players’ objectives, illustrating with a sequence where West and North navigate passes and responses to reach the best contract, stressing practical decision making over rigid rules.
Oswald Jacoby explains how to play a four hearts contract, stressing the need to decide between total and match point scoring. He outlines a line of play: in match points win the first trump, then cash top hearts, run clubs, and discard spades to maximize tricks, with risk considerations.
Thousands of gray whales migrate annually from the Arctic along the western coast of America to California bays and return by mid March.
In this Q and A style column Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses acute meningitis its causes and treatment advances with sulfa drugs and antibiotics. He notes that most meningitis germs respond to penicillin or sulfas, yet exceptions occur, and recounts a tragic case. The column also covers Guillain Barre syndrome its unknown cause, variable nervous symptoms, lack of specific treatment, and potential recovery timeline. It addresses signs of fragile leg vessels, hereditary heart concerns, and a note on the column's Q&A format with weekly answers.
A Maryland senator pledges to ask the attorney general to review the case of 61 year old Ma trona Gritzuk Karpuk facing deportation to Russia. She fears separation from her husband and family after 32 years in Baltimore as she awaits a possible congressional bill to allow her stay. An immigration judge had ruled she is a former Communist and should be deported, based on testimony by ex communists. The Karpuks appeal the decision. Also in Tennessee two Negro physicians, Dr Spotwood and Dr Lewis, are admitted to the State Medical Association through the Giles County Society marking the first Black members in the white-dominated body. Both are Meharry graduates. Spotwood has practiced in Giles County 12 years. Lewis has practiced there since graduation.
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church hosted the Baltimore Presbytery meeting the four hundred ninety first stated gathering. Dinner marked the 40th anniversary of Rev. Walter R. Cremeans's ordination while panel discussions covered the Gen Assembly report. Dr Bela Vassady spoke after Licensure and Commissioning service.
Lancaster clergyman details issues before the World Council of Churches Second World Assembly. Dr Vassady, a delegate from Evanston, DL, is noted along with presbytery officers Rev A Brown Caldwell Rev Theodore F Kennedy and Rev George B Shultz. A separate Baltimore civil case recounts a 16 year old ordered to a square after court appearance for a dramatic haircut.
Gov. McKeldin will attend the ribbon cutting at the Westminster by‑pass on July 1 at 7:30 PM. The event, held at the Maryland 31 intersection northwest of town, marks the opening of the new by‑pass to Edward II of England era as described in the local report.
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