Opening six heart bid leads to grand slam chase in contract bridge
West overcalls six spades to block South’s aggressive six heart bid. North climbs to seven hearts, East doubles down on grand slam hopes but settles for seven spades. Declarer, after ruffing the lead, finds a line to discard a club loser on diamonds. The author recalls holding South’s hand and rueing a passed hand in hindsight.
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South
West
North
East
Declarer
Crossword Puzzle Answers Across and Down Clues
Crossword grid clues list with across and down prompts covering blotch deep holes away military assistant pillage by way of shine skillful manager layers winglike trick catalogs musical offering Jacob's wife poem fish epoch false hair wire steps over a fence kind of pickle cleansing agent religious poems support clock face dined faithful pale tan pronoun fowls part of a ship keels down clues include carrying cases swing scent take care agreeable electrified particle roman garment quiet boss exclamation distant fasten fish sharp ancient Irish city pretense scatters seed redact record geometrical figures lampreys narrow opening valleys planet French father rub with tongue female horse hit hard exclamation of disgust Shoshonean Indian orb of day
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Jacob
Time zones and schedule note for network programs
Eastern standard time governs network listings. Central subtract one hour, mountain subtract two hours. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included in the listing.
Evening Network Radio Schedule Highlights
A listings page shows prime time radio with CBS NBC and ABC airings from 6 to 11 PM including News five daily segments, entertainment shows with Bing Crosby Jack Carson and Eddie Fisher, plus specials like Dragnet and Amos n Andy. Also includes politics and primaries discussion and late news.
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Cbs
Mbs West
Abc East
Nbe
Mbs
Bing Crosby
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe
Eddie Fisher
Abec
Abc Dance Orchestra
Cbs News
Joseph Harsch
Tex and
Jinzx
Cbs Dance Orchestra
News
All Nets
Springfield Ozark Jubilee Elevates City as Country Music Capital
A Springfield Missouri booster, Ralph Foster, and his sidekick Si Siman recruited Ozark Jubilee star Red Foley to bring country music fame to Springfield. The show spurred tourism and millions in revenue, with KWTO expanding into broader country music ventures and 260 Tennessee Ernie Ford programs set to air nationwide. New York population growth is also noted as 1 percent yearly from 1950 to 1954.
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New York
Ozarks
Springfield
Red Foley
Ozark
America
Abc-Tv
Foley
The
Hills
Nashville, Tenn
Ralph Foster
E. E
Si) Siman
Nashville
Siman
Mississippi
Foster
KWTO
Chemical brain surgery halts tremor in shaking palsy
Dr Irving S Cooper reports alcohol injections into the globus pallidus as a chemical surgery to stop tremors and rigidity in Parkinsonian shaking. Guided by X rays, a needle delivers Novocaine then pure alcohol to destroy the targeted brain area with 75 percent success in 145 cases and under 3 percent mortality. Reindeer hauling a sled can travel 15 miles an hour for long periods.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Los Angeles
American College of Physicians
Irving S. Cooper
New York University College of Medicine
Cooper
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