On This Day June 10 in History Almanac
UPI notes anniversaries and events on June 10 1898 Marines invaded Cuba during the Spanish American War 1940 Mussolini declared war on France and Britain 1942 Nazi massacre at Lidice 1967 the USSR broke diplomatic ties with Israel after a ceasefire announcement and a Syria victory mention Sir Henry Morton Stanley born June 10 1641
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Cuba
Benito Mussolini
France
Britain
Lidice
Soviet Union
Israel
Syria
U.N
D'Artagnan Aces a Bridge Slam for Freedom
In a card tale set in Athos quarters D'Artagnan outsmarts the Cardinal by executing a grand slam in a bridge hand. Porthos Athos and Aramis play along as the Cardinal, with a guard contingent, tries to cut in and test the play.
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James Jacoby
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D’artagnan
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Aramis
Cardinal
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Bridge Challenge: What Do You Do Now A Double
A fragmented bridge problem asks what action to take after West makes a questionable lead. The text mentions partners, penalties, and a prompt to decide whether to double or pass.
Word Puzzle Fragment From 19th Century Clue List
A fragment of a crossword style puzzle lists numbered clues for various words including animals foods and titles. The readable items include onionlike vegetable gumbo eggs and a mix of terms such as Afghan pr in war mimicker aunt Sp Babylonia and military unit.
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