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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1951
Page
8
North West center column discusses a bridge hand with South as declarer. The analysis covers a spade finesse, heart and diamond play, and risks of different defenses. It outlines how expert play leads to success but notes potential missteps and alternate lines for East and West.
Albert Anastasia, famed underworld figure tied to Murder Inc, reportedly ordered to quit town or face gangland execution. The New York Anti-Crime Committee said a death sentence was passed after a double cross with Willie Moretti. Moretti was killed October 4 in Cliffside Park New Jersey. Anastasia allegedly fled to a hospital then was told to leave town, possibly heading to Hot Springs Arkansas. Dr Herbert Blake Dies
Ann Arbor reader asks about a first deal Canasta. Jacoby outlines best play to achieve a fast out by melding a deuce with kings, then sevens, and discarding the five. He notes partner’s eight-card meld aids opponent’s out chances and explains why using the deuce to complete a canasta may help partner reach out first.
A compact list highlighting birthdays of notable figures such as William Beaumont Hetty Green Isabel Hapgood Mary Johnston Clarence Tinker and others. Also notes Today in History entries including the Mayflower Compact North Carolina ratification Grand Trunk Railroad opening and U S Supreme Court ruling about the Great Lakes followed by Germany’s fleet surrender.
General George C c Kenney, co chairman of the National Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, led a kickoff dinner meeting of Maryland's annual drive to aid arthritis victims. A $50,000 statewide goal was set, with $30,000 targeted for Baltimore. The campaign runs through December 15 and involved local leaders Clarence W. Miles and others.
Stuart A Rice of the Bureau of the Budget and a noted sociologist born in Wadena Michigan 62 years ago is cited for a horoscope predicting a studious life with delayed returns. CBS signs Ginger Rogers to a long term exclusive contract near a million dollars, with a weekly TV program planned from April next year.
Baltimore report says Maryland Traffic Safety Commission called all motor vehicle owners to join a mutual defense against snow sleet and ice. Chairman Paul Burke urged vehicle readiness including service station checks lights battery oil and antifreeze with emphasis on wipers and defrosters to combat Jack Frost.
The National Safety Council notes that in about one in five fatal accidents the driver’s vision is obstructed by weather. It urges checking brakes, maintaining normal tire pressure, and carrying anti skid chains for quick use in severe snow and ice. Synthetic tires skid more on snow or ice, making chains more important to prevent accidents and delays on hilly roads during bad weather.
In 1000 Iceland officially adopts Christianity marking a pivotal religious shift. The event is recorded as a foundational moment in Icelandic history with enduring cultural impact noted by scholars.
Grange 362 met November 14 at 8 p m with Master L Monroe West presiding. Delegates Mr and Mrs Lt Monroe West were chosen to attend the state session December 4 5 6 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mr and Mrs EB W Kent were named alternates. Entertainment included piano solos games and group singing. Next meeting set for November 27.
Old worn out car dangers cited as urging buyers to act. Lawson Motor Sales lists in stock 97 models including Nash, Mercury, Buick, Ford, Crosley with prices under the new OPS ceiling. Locations at 703 North Market and 114-16 West Patrick include contact numbers.
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