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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1961
Page
3
In bridge terms one good time to gamble a grand slam bid occurs when you can count 12 running tricks including all four aces and three kings. A bonus of one queen in your partner’s hand can deliver the 13th trick, else you risk failure.
South in seven notrump faced a squeeze sequence after West opened and dummy hit. He defied conservatism, cashed diamonds, and ran clubs to force East to discard. West overlaid by the diamonds, East gave up a spade, yielding the final trick for dummy’s small spade.
Dr Thomas Nixon Caner, 95, LA Times columnist and author, died Tuesday. He spent 32 years on the Harvard University faculty as a professor of political economy before retiring to the West Coast where he taught at Occidental College. His books focused on economics.
Inclement weather merged January and February meetings into an all day gathering at Mrs. Jacob Kintz home on Magnolia Avenue. Beatrice Fehr and Murray Fox demonstrated Time to Decide and Living Better on 24 Hours a Day while luncheon hosts included Mrs. Edward Bell and Mrs. Kintz. Eleven members and four guests attended as officers were newly elected. The group discussed spring plans, clothing refresher work, and starting cotton dress classes. members urged contact with Mrs. Austin Hoffman for enrollment and noted fourth anniversary celebrations at Woodsboro.
Members recorded materials used in each biscuit recipe and used the finished products as refreshments. The March 27 meeting at Mrs Rosemont Avenue hosted by the membership and entertainment committee updated members on events to strengthen local club. Mrs Raymond Keller and Steuart Cashour read Republican- interest articles.
A newspaper clipping discusses a language lesson by W L Gordon focusing on mispronunciations and synonyms. It outlines common mistakes such as misuse of I and he and includes guidance on pronunciation, vocabulary growth, and the term protagonist. It mentions a republic club meeting chaired by Mrs Paul L Dison and Benny Duncan with details about an event in March.
A fragmented paragraph mentions Rip Van Winkle and a backache, with garbled phrases about sleep issues and vague references to names like Bladde and Sirah Arowrer Suse. The text appears as OCR noise with few readable items and unclear context.
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