Small Slam Without An Ace In Bridge Tale Andrus Goldberg
AAR recounts Bobby Andrus in New York theater and bridge partner Herman Goldberg in a six spades doubled bid. Goldberg explains last round fatigue. the hand features a spade grand line, trumping hearts, and a dramatic six spades contract held without an ace. Also Cumberland debates daylight time with a voter referendum planned for 1950.
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William BL McKenney
America
NEA
Bobby Andrus
Robert Andrus
Clarence Day
Father
New York City
City of Kings
Blackfriars Guild of
New York
Bob
Herman Goldberg
Goldberg
East
West
Tate Goldberg
Grange Essay Contest Prizes Are Announced
Bruce E. Crum announces a nationwide essay contest on Conserva tion of Our Soil Resources by the National Grange and American Plant Food Council from March 15 to June 15. Prizes total 15000 dollars for entrants through age 20. submissions due by June 15 to Edgar A Zimmerman of Glade Valley Grange in Walkersville.
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Bruce E. Crum
Glade Valley Grange
National Grange
American Plant Food Council
Mr. Crum
Edgar A. “Zimmerman
Walkersville
Charles F. Brannan
National Board of Judges
Hugh H Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
USDA
Malcolm Byrnes
National Home Demonstration Council
Ethel, la
W. T. Spanton
Agricultural Education Service
U. S. Office of Education
M. L. Wilson
Zimmerman
Tree Frogs Create Springlike Chorus, Expert Says
Ashley, a professor of zoology at Smyth College, reports in Ford Tunes that early spring peepers are tree frog males that sing from lowland marshes and weed stems. The chorus varies in pitch and rhythm as they hunt small insects and avoid predators, signaling romance and reproduction.
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Highwand
Ashley
Zoclogy
Smyth College
Ford
Beaver populations driven by law protect act and decline
The text notes two beaver species, the European near extinction and the American rising in numbers due to legal protection. It emphasizes conservation status and the impact of protection on the American beaver population.
Exercise Care When Moving Young Fruit Trees
Considerable care should be exercised when moving young fruit trees from nursery to orchard or yard where soil conditions may be less favorable. Dr. A Lee Schrader of the University of Maryland notes root loss during shipment and advises growing sufficient new roots after arrival. He warns that inadequate root growth causes death or poor shoot development, especially in mineral-poor soils, and outlines planting steps including fertilizer timing, strip cultivation, mulch placement, and lime use. Plant peas early for higher yields per Edward K. Bender with recommendations on seed bed prep, drainage, and pea varieties. Byrd defends Maryland budget practices in Annapolis, warning a detailed budget law could disrupt financial controls. he supports the current lump-sum request approach.
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A. Lee Schrader
University of Maryland
Dr. Schrader
Edward K. Bender
Alaska
Bender
Byrd
Annapolis
University of Maryland Tonight
H. C. Byrd
Senate Finance
House Ways and Means
Horizon Music Makers and Puzzle Clues Mystery
A fragmented list blends music terms, names, and clues. It weaves a puzzle of letters, numbers, and definitions across multiple lines, hinting at a themed crossword style while referencing instruments, titles, and common words.
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Lowell Thomas
Nbe
Bass
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbe Mith
Abe. Duvier
Dardenelle
Cbs Counter Spy
Abe News
Abe
Art Mooney
Falent
Alan Young
North
Elvt
AIH
Hy Gardner
Rob Hope
Nhbe
We the People
Cis
CBS Television
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Ews
Nih4
Molly
Petrole Symphony
Abe Mit
Chsa Kromn
Abe Dance Land
Plaw
Nba
Cba
Abe Nena
Mutt and
Jeff
Mutt
Baby
Boots and
Ludbies
Frankies
Sealy
Nave
Belene
Porky
Wees
Petunia
Freckles
Tudo
Vic Flini
Watt
ZBY Nea Service
Tye
Libby Lang
Paris
Lonk
Priscilla
Richard
Jenny Pry
Him
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Richards
Grange
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