Almanac Today April 13 1962 history and notes
Almanac Today highlights April 13 as the Civil Works Administration related date with 103rd day of the year and 262 days remaining. It recalls 1846 Pennsylvania Railroad charter and 1865 Sherman’s Raleigh capture ending his March to the Sea.
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Friday the 13th hints in a bridge end play lesson
Oswald Jacoby discusses a four hearts hand where South loses a trick after West wins with the ace and king of trumps. The diamond finesse fails and the queen of clubs must be located. the cure is to cash spades and the ace of diamonds then lead the queen of diamonds to force a discard or ruff and discard, ensuring the contract without finessing.
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Bridge bidding puzzle with overcall and slam attempt
In a four spade auction after a one heart overcall, partner aims for a slam. You hold a singleton heart and need to decide. The hand features spades and clubs with values including AQ8 and T enclosing key cards. Determine optimal play and bid from spotlighted spade situation.
Music Lesson Across Puzzle Clues Pack
Across clues list partial entries for a crossword style puzzle with answers ranging from percussion to weather and emotions. It includes terms like drum, measure, tune, unusual, ete, etc and references to classical and mythic words. Down clues incomplete.
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