Actress Draft Registration in 21st and 30th Years
The item notes an actress registered for the draft at ages 21 and 30. It places the act within a broader historical frame mentioning 1933 when Roosevelt abolished the gold standard, 1940 when Germany opened the Battle of France, and 1950 when the Supreme Court ruled segregation in Southern railroad dining cars and in universities unconstitutional.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
U.S. Supreme Court
Logic Gives West Potent Move In Bridge Play
In a six spade contract West opened hearts. South, imagining West would lead ace of clubs with singleton king of spades, reasons the ace should be played immediately to block declarer from discarding clubs. This solo reasoning would guide South to finesse spades and likely make the contract, though East-West hands aren’t shown and West’s exact holdings are uncertain.
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West
South
Declarer
Silodor
Tierney
Bid Three Spades and Respond to Four in Bridge
Oswald Jacoby presents a contract puzzle from the Silodor Tierney book. South should win the first heart, lead the singleton club, and tackle trumps after East shows a nine in spades. With 4AQ987 32 OKI9 ARCS, the recommended reply is to bid three spades and let North raise to four. Then decide the next move based on the dummy and opponents.
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Oswald Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ogic
South
West
Seth
East
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