Jacoby team wins world bridge title in Taipei
The News-Post highlights Oswald and James Jacoby leading North America to the World Bridge Championship in Taipei as they defend the Bermuda Bowl. It covers their Jacoby Modern system, their long records, and the column's broad readership across about 400 papers. It also notes goat meat labeling debates and NOW Bryanite remarks on Bra burning myths and Scouting moving to include girls in Exploring.
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James Jacoby
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Taiwan
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Norman Cramer
Stockholm
Jacoby
Bob Wolff
Mike Lawrence
Bob Goldman
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Radio City
New York
N.Y
Jacoby Modern
Oswild
News- Post
Peace symbol origins and defenses in letters to editor
Readers discuss the peace symbol’s origin from semaphore N and D for Nuclear Disarmament, noting its British beginnings with the Aldermaston and Ban the Bomb movements. They reject claims it is religious or anti American, and defend its meaning as defined by users, not politics or atheism.
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Direct Action Committee Against
Aldermaston
Russia
Britain
U.S
Congress
Peace Symbol origins questioned by a medievalist
A reader disputes a May 18 letter on the peace symbol tracing it to a crow foot or broken cross, arguing such clan of medieval anti Christian symbolism is unscholarly and irrelevant. The dialogue covers guerrilla tactics, May Day arrests, and how underground movements shape public opinion and policing. The Vietnamese visitor cautions about police states and heightened confrontations, while noting authorities may respond flexibly before hardening.
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Washington
NEA
Mayday Tribe
Frérich
Memorial Day traffic death toll urged as warning
Frederick residents urged to drive safely for Memorial Day after figures from the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission show traffic fatalities exceeding 54,000 annually and 44,000 deaths in Vietnam since 1961. The piece argues for higher safety standards and cautious driving, linking civilian road deaths to wartime losses and urging motorists to treat holiday travel as life dependent.
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Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Dick Mansfield
Vietnam
Goodloe E. Byron
America
Ralph Nader
Byron
Nader
Cadet Baseball Schedule and Local Notices 1921
The issue lists two Cadet games for May 25 1921 against Emmitsburg High School and St James School with times 10 and 3 in Frederick County. It mentions a wedding shower for Dorothy Derrof in Frederick and notes arrests in Brunswick for selling without a license and gambling devices. It also covers county officials changes, a large Folk Festival in Baker Park, and Navy Mark 48 torpedo program delays, costs, and retrieval efforts along with Look magazine’s Howard Hughes feature.
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Frederick County Public Athletic League
St. James School
Washington County
Washington
U.S
Nathan Sowenshein
Naval
Navy
Westinghouse
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