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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1936
Page
2
City officials announce plans to build seventy new tennis courts at Stennis, west of the bathhouse near the swimming pool. The project follows rising demand for outdoor courts, with completion hoped quickly after construction starts.
A chess style contest discusses a contested contract reliance on the opening bid. Players debate whether the double code and opening bid dictate the outcome. Observers note the rapid exchange of information between partners and the importance of precise signaling.
In a bridge problem South holds five trumps in two suits and must decide the line to find the outstanding trump. After a cautious play, declarer overtakes with the ace and leads a club to probe the hand. Hearts and clubs become critical as the defense guards the king and queen, forcing careful carding to avoid giving away the lead.
The passage notes conflict over an $820 000 annual revenue rise and a $2,354,000 relief deferency bill. Chairman Harricon of Mississippi signals possible committee report but Appropriations sub committee blocks further action.
Washington reports mixed signals on Congress moving toward adjournment by end of next week amid tax bill debates. Senate Democratic leader Senator Robinson of Arkansas says odds remain favorable despite pressure from party and administration allies.
Bold Venture, favored horse of the year, pulled a tendon in a workout at Vermont Park. Max Hirsch, hired trainer, says the gelding will not race again this year, ending a string of victories that had him seen as a top contender for the three year old title after wins in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness.
Local section reports the formal organization of the Sons of the American Legion with ceremonies at the Legion Home. Officers named include Commander Bir Ho Poorbaah and Captain George TF Smith. evidenced by multiple attendees and presentations to the squadron.
A damaged OCR snippet lists various forfeitings of collateral by multiple individuals in disorderly conduct cases. Names such as Len Phetras Harney Clay Daniel Bacmiey and Joseph H Wetber appear with stated collateral amounts and charges. The text references officers and a Joseph Ogle connected to a disorderly conduct arrest, plus mentions a newspaper advertisement.
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