Almanac and world notes from the era of Wilson and war
A compact almanac style summary notes the date March 18 1968, mentions Venus as morning star and Jupiter as evening star, cites the Adamson Act eight hour railroad workday and Wilson 1916, references 1942 draft registrations, 1945 Norwegian campaign against Nazi troops, and a quote attributed to Woodrow Wilson. It also reports diverse items from marriage notices in Burlingame to a Swedish prosecutor accusing asylum to American deserters, and includes a bridge column discussion on a spade contract and safety plays.
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South's poor play and chatter spark bridge debate
The column criticizes South for poor decisions and talkative behavior in a bridge hand. North faces pressure over signaling and the decision to call or pass. The piece frames South's influence on the contract and invites readers to weigh the right move in the given position.
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