Goren and Sharif in Bridge Tips and Doubles
The Chicago Tribune piece reviews the Boss Bridge Tips competition with Shmuel Lev noting strategic deviations from classic whist plays. Goren discusses how to handle doubles and penalties, advising when not to finesse against partner and how to navigate three no trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Israel
Lev-Romik
Shmuel Lev
Lev
Amon
Leo
Trump
West
East
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Recap
A scrambled set of crossword clues lists Across and Down entries with numbered hints including genres and partial answers. The grid references and missing letters suggest a typical puzzle page segment from a newspaper.
Ghost noises ignored by cautious Ohio family after scare
Mrs. Charles Hunsinger in Blendin Township Columbus says she will not complain or seek help when noises recur. The phantom tale drew national attention with police, reporters, and visitors, but she maintains no ghost haunted her daughter and now hopes to avoid a repeat incident.
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Charles Hunsinger
Blendin Township
Hunsinger
Sonny Yinger
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Beth
Yinger
Call Girls Hurt By Paper Strike
Bonn West Germany analysts report two week newspaper blackout last May cut business across sectors Realtors car dealers and department stores saw lower activity The strike underscored newspapers advertising value versus television and radio and spurred a 1928 style lockout by publishers Analysts note readers gained independent access to information and formed opinions despite the loss of local news feeds
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Otmar Ernst
Zv Und Zu Media Journal
Ernst
nRadio
Photography Not Always Foolproof at Paul Minnesota
In 1860 James Wallace Black made eight exposures from a swaying 1200 foot balloon to capture Boston. The image is part of a $2 million photography collection donated to the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House in Rochester, started in 1940 by Dr. Louis Walton Sipley to preserve early material. The 3M company acquired the collection in 1970 to prevent dispersal, now housing what is claimed as the world’s most complete photo film and camera archive with over four million items.
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James’ Wallace Black
Boston
International Museum of Photography
George Eastman’ House
Rochester
N.Y
Louis Walton Sipley
United States
Sipley
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