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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
9
A multi clue word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical answers. Clues cover states flags colonies Great Lakes common words verbs and nouns. Answers include Tar State nickname and state capitals along with parts of speech and measuring terms.
A bundled horoscope for a Carnival born native describes a life of hard labor and humble beginnings, highlighting a strong work ethic and simple, steadfast character. A separate warlike dispatch reports violence aboard the Wagon Maung off Bombay with one death, several injuries, and planned crew arrests on arrival.
Bridge column discusses West Pass opening and the standard responses in contract play. Focuses on typical 2NT and 3NT advisories with illustrative hand examples and bidding ideas from the Jacoby style.
Oswald Facoby notes Boris Koxtehou, a leading Frances player, in February at New York's Regency Club. The article analyzes a spade sequence where Koytehou demonstrates precise play, showing how to handle trump leads and the implications of doubletons.
The list marks birthdays and deaths of notable figures such as Anna C. O. Mowatt Lucy Larcom Isaac I Hayes Charles Goodnight Howard Pyle and Frank Norris with a Today in History note on historic Boston Massacre and Cleveland incorporation.
A compact roll of events lists U S Senate impeachment in 1868 to 1949 espionage cases, along with milestones from 1916 to 1949. It notes Wilsons prob stance on neutrality, Rainbow Division actions in 1918, Old Age Pension Act in 1928, Shanghai Marines in 1927, FDR bank holiday 1933, Pattons push in 1945, Soviet protests 1946, Gromyko at Lake Success 1947, and Coplon espionage case. Birthdays include Louise Pearce, Philip Perlman, Clarence Randall, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Dean Cornwell, and John Jessup.
Oswald Jacoby explains the International Canasta Code leaves the closed canasta stop-card rule unchanged. Players may legally pick up a discarded jack to add to a closed canasta. unofficial rules allowing stop cards alter balance toward defense, reducing skill and big-score play. Jacoby favors official rules but allows personal house rules.
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