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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1951
Page
4
In a shaky contract, declarer uses end play to exhaust East’s trumps and clubs. South discards while dummy ruffs, forcing a club continuation that traps East, producing a careful but fortunate win. The discussion notes luck can favor strong players when defending errors arise.
A jumble of birthday notices and history items lists notable figures such as Charles R. Van Hise, W. Lee Lows, and Patrick Henry, with dates spanning 1042 to 1968. It includes anniversaries, territorial changes, and events like Wisconsin's statehood, plus today’s birthdays and a Venusian horoscope.
Radio programs listed include WRAD Evening 60 News, Kiddies Hour, Sports and Discusseros segments, CBS News and Commentary, Dinner Date, News Broadcasts with Bob Crosby and Lrewing, Crime Fighters, and Evening Talk shows. TV segments feature Gorgon Macha Slaw Hollywood Linsiouse Tine Sancum Four, and Wrestling Bouts. Includes time stamps and station tags. notes Eastern and Standard Times.
In a bridge column, the illustration shows an East hand with a long spade suit and a simple opening lead of the ten. The featured auction sequence includes a one club opening, three passes, and a final pass, with dealer and vulnerability noted as N-S vul.
USWALD JICOBY describes a tricky bridge hand from the Intercollegiate Championships where East wins the first trick with the ace of diamonds and returns a diamond. South anticipates losing a spade and two clubs and must salvage a trick. The suggested line is to lead the king of spades from dummy to knock out East s ace, then play a trump to South and return a spade.
Oswald Jacoby explains a Pittsburgh reader’s canasta dilemma with a hand Q Q Q 10 10 9 8 5 4 and no waste card. He advises matching partner discards to enable eventual melds, playing defensively, and avoiding loss by premature canasta. Emphasizes maintaining a poker face and using odd cards to support partner’s melds while facing a poor hand.
A compact list notes anniversaries of Patrick Henry born 1736 in Hanover County Virginia, Dred Scott decision era figures and Ebenezer Butterick born in Massachusetts, Eugene Ware a U.S. pension commissioner and author. It highlights birthplaces and notable roles across early United States history.
The text discusses pronunciation habits and word usage errors in English lessons. It notes obsession as a persistent preoccupation and cites examples like perpetual motion as an obsession. It also mentions New York as a leading state for cabbage production.
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