Would You Make 4 Spades on This
A bridge problem where West opens one spade and declarer aims for four spades. The play hinges on timing of clubs diamonds and heart tricks, with the critical choice coming on trick nine and South’s return. The article notes a double dummy line and emphasizes making the most of every opportunity.
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William E. McKenney
America
NEA
West
East
Worth
North
South
Declarer
Governors To Report On Civil Rights
Baltimore March 11 UP A committee will finalize a report on President Truman s civil rights program for submission in Washington to the Southern Governors conference. Gov Lane of Maryland said the conference and committee meet in the capital with Gov Thurmond of South Carolina as chairman. Lane may miss the meeting due to illness and others on the panel include Jester Laney Cherry and Tuck. The Baltimore Sun reported rebellious Democrats discuss a Baltimore convention if the program passes Philadelphia. Gregg Cherry said he would not attend the meeting for personal business.
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Baltimore
Truman
Washington
Lane
Maryland
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Florida
Beauford Jester
Texas
Ben T. Laney
Arkansas
Gregg Cherry
North Carolina
William Tuck
Virginia
Baltimore Sun
Philadelphia
the Sun
Bolt
Cherry
Raleigh
N.C
Civil Rights Committee
KR. Gregg Cherry
Man Pays $336 In Fines For 48 Traffic Violations
Chicago reports Bruce Beresford, 40, faced 48 traffic tickets over six months. Judge Gibson E. Gorman fined $5 and $2 costs per violation, totaling $336, paid in court after being given until today to settle.
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Chicago
Bruce Beresford
Gibson E. Gorman
Beresford
Privately Owned Plane Sought in Missing Flight Mystery
State police and Maryland authorities seek a Piper Cub super cruiser NC 7868 H missing since February 28 en route from Richmond to Geneva New York. Pilot Herbert Fink and passenger Ellis Storr reported missing after weather and snow disruption. a $500 reward is posted by the pilot’s mother for information. Civilian tips should be sent to the nearest state police barracks.
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Bsacracks &B
Maryland
Geneva
N. Y
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Barrisburg
X ray repairman electrocuted in Washington office incident
A Baltimore X ray repairman, Edward J. Kellett, 23, was killed when he touched a live 80 000 volt wire while working on a machine in Dr. David H. Rosenfeld’s Washington medical office. Police say he may have activated the switch pedal by accident and was hurled four feet.
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Washington
Baltimore
Edward J6
Kellett
David H. Rosenfeld
Washington Medical
Picker X-Ray Corp
Point of Rocks Baseball Club Dance Event
The Point of Rocks Baseball Club hosts a square dance with Paul Jones and cake walks in the hall at Point of Rocks on Tuesday night at 8 30 o clock.
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Point of Rocks
Paul Jones
Cake
Saggy Nominated for Rowe Handicap at Bowie Race Meet
Saggy, a three-year-old son of Swing and Sway owned by Mrs Helen Sagner of Baltimore, has been nominated for the $10,900 added six furlong Rowe Memorial Handicap opening day feature at the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association meeting in Bowie on March 29. Trained by L E Ogie, Saggy holds the world record for four and a half furlongs and showed strong Florida form including a Flamingo Stakes showing at Hialeah Park. The Sagner stable may also run Tintagel-My Hattie in the Bowie Kindergarten, while Nifty’s stablemate had a standout Florida year and Bowie success before setting the world mark at the Graw.
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L. E. Ogie
Florida
Saggy
Buz Fitz
Calumet Farm
Citation
Hialeah Park
Ogie
Tintagel-My
Nifir
Baltimore Proposal For AA Conference Franchise
Commissioner Jonas H Ingram left for Chicago to present stipulations to the AAFC executive committee. Baltimore business leaders seek assurances before funding a franchise here likely including transfers of top players. A civic group hopes to raise 300000 to stabilize finances. Myersville plans for 1938 season after joining the Heart of Maryland League.
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Baltimore
Jonas H. Ingram
Chicago
All-America Football Conference Executive Committee
Ingram
Cecil Isbell
Colts
Infram
Bob Rodenberg
Washington
Civic Committee
Myersville
Heart of Maryland
Meeting Postponed by City Softball Officials
City Softball League officials postponed the meeting set for tonight to March 19 because facilities would be over crowded with three other athletic sessions in progress. Salisbury to award the community contributor of the year this Sunday. Maj. Gen. Amos Woodrock to present a 225 prize and engraved certificate, an award given since 1923.
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M.C. A
Pierce H. Gaver Sr
Salisbury
Amos W. W. Woodrock
Radio Program Schedule Summary
Radio listings show WMAL WMCE and ABC CBS broadcasts with hours of news, interviews, sports, and variety segments. Notable items include Meet the Press interviews, Spike Jones Revue, Tex Beneke Band, and Dancing Continued segments across stations with multiple time blocks and regional channels.
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Repsaz
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Rose
Nbe
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Abe
Heatter
Mbs
Bow-Lyman
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Bil Stern
Spike Jones
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Tex Benexe
Abc
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Variety
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Panea Bard
Abc-Weat
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