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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1951
Page
2
The Orphans Court approved the second and final accounting of the estate of Mrs. Virginia D. Gibson. The Mercantile Trust Company of Baltimore, executor, reported $23,457.05 retained from the first accounting and receipts of $150. The estate, after taxes and disbursements, was divided equally between daughter Mary Lee and husband Hopkins Gibson.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a difficult canasta hand with six queens sixes and a strategy to meld many cards early. He explains when to meld four queens and three sixes to create favorable odds, how partner help can boost the meld, and why this plan can allow a rapid discard and potential to catch opponents flatfooted.
Anniversaries list early American figures with brief bios and death dates. Includes 1188 Ann Brunton Merry, Herbert L. Bridgman, William Lawrence, Josephine Preston Peabody, Randolph Bourne, Reymond Clapper, plus Today In History items such as Kansas Territory act, Memorial Day decoration, League of American Wheelmen, and a bridge disaster on the Brooklyn Bridge.
The band at the Regency Club in New York featured Sherman Stearns whose bold bidding and calm manner yielded a winning line in a complex bridge hand. He inferred West’s heart length, saved clubs, then drew trumps and used dummy to discard, delivering a precise sequence that outmaneuvered East’s defense. The page also notes 1991 Hall of Fame opens, Lincoln Memorial dedication, and a list of birthdays and horoscopes.
A historical OCR style list presents horizontal and vertical clue numbers, with partial definitions for terms across music, language, geography and daily objects. The text bundles references to Verdi opera, Greek gods, and various linguistic hints, forming a dense puzzle-like mash of clues and unsolved entries.
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