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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1957
Page
7
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Expert bridge column discusses a tricky play where an extra trick costs a rubber in a South hand. The article analyzes the defensive sequence and the timing of entries and reveals how a misread lead can swing the contract.
In a bridge column Hard Luck Joe debates a finesse while North explains better lines. The column then reports accountants filed in Orphans Court with totals, distributions, and net values for multiple estates. A Greece quake toll follows with villages destroyed near Volos and Larisa. Dayan comments on Sharm el Sheikh retreat. A Frederick patient is treated for a cut hand with no charges filed.
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