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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
2
A garbled note on bridge bidding discusses an increase from one to two clubs or spades, opening bidder passing, and a suggested raise range. It references game outcomes, partners, and card values in a partial, unclear example with numbers like 26 or 27 and ten money terms.
Several deeds were recorded at the Court House for property sales involving multiple buyers and parcels with values around 10 000 to 35 000 dollars. The Walkersville 4H monthly meeting at Demaris Crum’s home covered demonstrations on cleaning windows lemonade shining shoes and grooming. A skit on good grooming was presented and a Frederick Fair committee was formed with Robin Reidt as chairman. The meeting closed with refreshments and plans for the next gathering.
The article discusses Bridge bidding and play. It explains point thresholds for opening raises and no trump bids between North and South. West opens four spades and dummy and defenders win three spades plus clubs and a diamond. It notes a 25 point NS total often yields nine tricks.
A birthday party was held March 19 in Tramsville for Rosemary Ann Wilcom aged eight hosted by her parents Paul and Mrs Wilcom. Guests included Carolyn Cosgrave Cheryl Warfield Sandra Wilcom Brenda Covell Lonnie England Carolyn Michelson Jeanie Lenhart Bonnie Main Shelby Kneisley Alice Buchanan Linda Wilcom and Mrs Deily Staley. Gifts arrived from Ronald Chucky Joyce Murphy Tine Sinclair and Vickie Webb who could not attend.
Victor Avendano, 59, Venezuela's consul general in Tokyo, died after plunging from a Canterbury Hotel stairwell. Officials said he feared he was going blind and that his death occurred on Tuesday.
The article details Muriel Humphrey and Jacqueline Kennedy campaigning in Wisconsin ahead of the April 5 presidential primary. It notes their nonpolitical focus on hearth and home, their public appearances, and Kennedy and Humphrey’s impact on voters. It also mentions Mrs. Kennedy’s long campaign day and interactions with rural communities.
A State Conservation Commission team joined a Guard unit to operate feeding flights in trouble spots for quail and turkey. The owner of a plant showed a friend around, noting about half of the workers are present while answering a question about staff.
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