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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1959
Page
16
Questions and answers on Social Security issues cover earnings limits, survivor benefits for a widow and daughter, employer payroll taxes for a maid, burial and VA benefits, and possible benefit adjustments after age 72. A bridge hand analysis and a note about a lost ICBM nose cone add local-interest items.
Bridge column by Jacoby discusses a hand where West with king and ten four six four on a lead remains in play. Analysis highlights card sequence, defensive timing, and bidding implications for the contract.
By Oswald Jacoby for NEA Service the three no trump contract appears most reasonable and would make as easily as a club finesse. A heart opening would have beaten the hand automatically but West led his fourth best spade. Many lines exist for East and West to defeat the hand, leaving the reader to decide.
A garbled report hints at a presidential party or visiting dignitaries attending services at a local evangelical church, touching off anticipation. Pactor Res Paul Lo Althouse notes rumors from Camp David fueling the chatter about a high profile gathering in the church setting.
Age 60 to 80 readers urged to mail name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City for a no obligation 91000 policy to cover final expenses without burdening family. The ad promises mail-only handling with no calls. It directs respondents to send details to 3 West Ltd Dept L319B Kansas City Missouri.
The readable text references a recently established district with a 20 member turnout and officer roles, mentioning Promis say worship, Promis say boys, a project named GALENTIA and a spring event. It reads like a social or fraternal post with unclear details and many garbled names.
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