Lessons in bridge bidding from Sunon Rossant
William E. McKenney reviews a bridge hand from life master Sunon Rossant of New York City. The discussion focuses on opening bids and why a strong suit like spades should not lead to premature pre empting when South holds a solid hand and spades.
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William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Sunon Rossant
New York City
Nort
East
Rossant
Bridge Lesson From A March 1849 Hand Analysis
The article describes a bridge problem where West opens three diamonds, East bids three no trump, Rossant doubles, and the play leads to a complex deduction about the correct opening lead. Rossant reasons through suits, eliminating spades, clubs, and diamonds to decide on hearts, with North and South cashing nine tricks after the lead sequence.
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Fident
West
East
Rossant
Declarer
Weet
Jeason
Jed
Surprise Hirtimmay Party for Dorsey Nicholson’s Birthday
A surprise birthday event was held Monday night March 7 at the Methodist church hall in Hyattstown for Dorsey Nicholson turning twelve. Green and yellow decor, a Dorth Day cake by Mrs. Dora E. Miles, and games preceded gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Carole Edwards, Hose Marie Comenys, Jane Comegys, Steve Anderson, Douglas Edwards, Linwood Barnehous e, Louis Reckenhouser, Donald Whipp, Edgar Biddinger, and relatives Mrs Dorsey Nicholson, Mrs Dora Miles, Mrs Pearl Anderson, Mrs Marion Miles, Mrs Violet Hemming, and Frank Linthicum.
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Methodist Church Hall
Hyattstown
Dorsey Nicholson
Dora E. Miles
Dorsey
Carole Edwards
Hose Marie Comenys
Jane Comegys
Steve Anderson
Douglas Edwards
Linwood Barnehouse
Louis Reckenhouser
Donald Whipp
Edgar Biddinger
Dora Miles
Pearl Anderson
Marion Miles
Violet Hemming
Frank Linthicum
Playing Cards Etiquette and A Salad Dressing Tip
A social note advises handling bad cards without complaint and making the best of them. It also suggests using coarsely grated parents in a salad with green cabbage and carrots, tossed in a well flavored French dressing.
Claim For Damages Denied By Court
A. Edwin Sparks of Washington lost a $1,000 damages suit against Frederick Junk Co when Chief Judge Charles W Worut ward ruled Sparks could have avoided the collision by braking as the defendant’s truck neared the road. The jury also delayed in Arthur Fauble vs J V Shaff over a well dispute with jurors viewing the site and talks of settlement ongoing.
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A. Edwin Sparks
Washington
Frederick Junk Company
Sparks
Arthur Io Fauble
J. V. Shaff
Fauble
Paul Shaff
Legal dispute over water access and adjustments
The passage notes Fauble and Shaft involved in a water access case. W Jerome Offutt represented Fauble, while Richard E Zimmerman and Byron Thompson acted for Shaft, arguing about securing water at a time from the well and alleging the defendant failed to make a satisfactory adjustment.
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W. Jerome Offutt
Fauble
Richard E. Zimmerman
Byron Thompson
Shaft
Company Announces Cut In Coal Price
Pittsburgh March 9 postwar coal price cuts may lower furnace coal costs. Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co announced reductions of 15 to 40 cents a ton, depending on grade, from northern West Virginia fields that supply low cost coal for the firm. Industrial buyers like utilities have benefited so far, though not all customers will see relief.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
West Virginia
Pittsburgh Consul spokesman cites contract coal pricing factors
A Pittsburgh Consul spokesman said price reductions in yearly contracts with Industries are due to competitive conditions and that other prices will be discussed as contracts are reopened. He declined to speculate on impacts of market conditions on coal prices from western Pennsylvania and Ohio. The bituminous market has softened recently due to weaker exports, high production, and lighter domestic demand.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Success Story of Allie Messer at 4-H Breakfast
Allie Messer of Gaithersburg spoke to about 100 public affairs leaders at a National Friends of 4-H breakfast in Washington. He described building a debt-free dairy farm of 335000 dollars, with 9 cattle and 5 children, crediting 4-H for guidance and feed efficiency on his 333 acre operation. Messer, orphaned at 14, rose through 4-H to become a local club leader.
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Allie Messer
Congressional Hotel
Washington
Messer
Messe
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