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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1959
Page
2
Fragmentary note references someone giving up citizenship or relation to Webster's associ project. No clear names, dates, or locations usable as concrete facts. The readable text lacks verifiable details to form a full news item.
In a four spade contract with five spades one heart two diamonds and two clubs, South discards to win. By reading West for the ace of hearts and drawing trumps, the reader can force the queen of hearts and discard diamonds and clubs to reach five tricks. If West ducks, play the king of hearts and discard the queen on the long club, then concede a diamond but make five exactly.
A magistrate's court session was shortened as the wife of a defendant failed to appear. Magistrate Edward D. Storm also heard two other cases on intoxication and failure to yield to an approaching vehicle. Carl E. Esterly, 48, of Route 5, was charged with failing to yield on October 3 after turning onto U.S. 40-A from Clifton road near Braddock Heights. He claimed he had time to pull out and did not think he cut off Robert C. Remsberg, 19, near Middletown, causing Remsberg to brake and skid to avoid an accident. The magistrate ruled after testimony from Esterly and Remsberg.
The defendant Esteely J was fined five dollars and costs. Roscoe Blank, 31 Patrick Street, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was sentenced to 30 days in jail but the sentence was suspended after a conference with the magistrate. An absolute divorce was granted in Equity Court to Leonard C. Stuckey and Naomi J. Sucker, with E. Austin James and C. Clifton Wirts listed as representatives. Endings and restrictions noted. London report mentions changes to currency abroad limits effective Oct. 3.
AP report notes an orthopedic surgeon treated a horse after injury, illustrating veterinary care mirroring human medical practices. A team of doctors stabilized the animal, emphasizing successful nonhuman life saving through specialized surgery and care.
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