Jacoby on Canasta and a Crime of Passion
An NEA service column blends a Canasta game analysis by Oswald Acompy with a postscript note about a Manhattan homicide. The main focus is on strategic play and misplays in Canasta followed by a brief item: a college instructor Karl Tohl, 37, was found slain with stab wounds in Manhattan upper East Side, described as a crime of passion. The page closes with a note that the Apostles Creed is not in the Bible and was formalized in the fourth century.
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Acoby Winnen
NEA Service 1
Distara
Jacoby
Canasta Fica
Xyeacher
Evening Radio Schedule Of News And Dramas Listing
A dense list of radio and TV programs with times and network tags covers 6:00 to 11:00 pm. Programs include News, Music Time, Jack Smith Show, Lone Ranger, Bob Crosby Club, Great Gildersleeve, Detour Drama, Dick Powell Drama, and Lawrence Welk Show among others across CBS ABC and NBC networks.
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Sparta
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Nana
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Evening
Ivy
Abe Mr. Chameleon
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Abc
Abe Bing Crosby
Manhattan
Lawrence Welk
Dick Powell
Mibs
News
All Nets
TV Highlights New York Radio Show Adds Visual Flair
NBC ships a radio exclusive big show with Tallulah Bankhead as host to boost Sundays. A rotating guest list will anchor each week while competition with CBS, Benny transfers shapes the schedule. Also tonight election windup, then boxing, TV theater and Don McNeill shows.
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NBC
Jack Benny
CBS
Tallulah Bankhead
Cbs-Tv
Chicago
Ray Robson
Bobby Dykes
Danny Thomas
Somerset Maugham
ABC
Chance of Lifetime
Social Situation Help But You Feel Unable This Time
A reader explains they want to support a charity or community project yet feel unable to contribute this period. They acknowledge past giving but refrain from detailing numbers and express intent to help in other ways if possible.
Jacoby on Bridge By Oswald Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where miscounts and finesses shape the play. West misjudges spades, dummy wins with king, South finesses hearts after leading jack, East covers with king.
Bridge Hand Played To A Trump Ending Victory
In the decisive play he won it with the ace and drove the last trump. West discarded the eight of diamonds while South cashed the queen of spades, seeing a clear path to the game. The hand concluded with South gaining the superior score.
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Dana Drne
West
South
Card play ends with uncertain diamonds and clubs
The text describes a bridge hand where South risks a break in suit to gain a diamond, but East discards the nine of diamonds on the queen of spades, leaving clubs as the remaining hope. South leads another spade to Dominis ace and returns a low club, with East playing low.
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Dominis
Rseath
Yosleg
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Mee
Eat
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Aris
East Tun
Thirteen Tricks In A Bridge Hand From 1850
A detailed card play recounts a bridge hand where East refuses a ruff by South, the lead shifts, and South uses counting to 13 to secure the last tricks. The narrative describes discards, finesses, and the resulting position after the ace of diamonds and club leads. Also noted are a Baltimore work death and a remark about Boston Common’s early park status.
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South
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M. D. Harp Agency — Realtors
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Thurmont, Maryland
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Boston
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