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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1959
Page
14
In a bidding and play sequence described, five clubs lead to a decisive contract. A five heart response to the Blackwood scheme followed, sending South to the grand slam. Despite tense defense, the hand finished with a strong endplay as the East hand showed the king and queen of spades, securing Rome.
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge bidding scenario with Jacoby convention and Blackwood. The North hand opens spades and the discussion covers ace holdings, partner responses, and the implications of bid choices when not sure of aces.
Pontiacs 35 Defuse Convertible listed with Continental 52 four door sedan. Includes radio and heater and hydraulic features.
A readers column answers questions about benefits for draftees veterans and reservists. Major Thomas M. Nial explains eligibility for aid for a widow of a retired soldier and how service connected compensation interacts with pension payments.
A letter to the editor discusses GI Bill eligibility limited to Korean War era veterans and possible future benefits. It cites Senate action, requests details for a husband’s grave marker can be addressed by the Quartermaster General, and mentions travel exemptions and government notices about veterans’ issues. It includes a request to write Major Nial for veteran service questions.
Disjointed OCR snippet lists residents from Emmitsburg Walkersville and Keymar including Mrs Clifford Ridenour Mrs Willam Martin and Mrs Willam Martin. Mentions Warner Hospital and television control quote. References Gettysburg East German flag West Berlin and Allied troops.
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