Almanac Highlights May 2 1972 Memorial Day Observed
Daily almanac notes May 2 1972 as Memorial Day being observed in most states. It lists visible celestial bodies Mercury and Jupiter in the morning sky and Venus Mars Saturn in the evening. Notable birthdays include John F. Kennedy born May 2 1917, with historical events in 1453 fall of Constantinople and 1953 Hillary's Everest ascent.
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United Press International
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
John F. Kennedy
Constantinople
Istanbul
Rhode Island
Ulysses S. Grant
Edmund Hillary
New Zealand
Jacoby On Bridge The Value Of Rigid Card Play
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss common errors with lower cards and the dangers of careless play. They cite a promising young player who misplayed a slam by leading a diamond four. The exchange stresses careful first moves and learning from mistakes to improve bridge skill.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Jim
Four of Diamonds
Bridge bidding puzzle with a strange hand commentary
The text shows a bridge bidding sequence marked by a mis-scanned hand and a remark about a winkman type halo. West North East South open with 1C pass 1NT pass pass. The partner’s response is unclear due to OCR errors, leaving the next move open to interpretation.
Long list of fish and related clues puzzle
A fragmented puzzle list with many terms and clues across fishing and biology themes. Entries include various sea and game fish plus related words such as sea eagle, mountain lions, fossil tools, and chemistry terms, all presented as cryptic hints. The text appears as a grid of numbered clues with partial phrases and altered spellings.
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Morty Meekle
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Moon Mullins
Lord P
Emma
Bugs Bunny
Walt Kelly
Ralph Heimdahl
Sylvester
Fred Johnson
Captain
Dy Leslie
Blondie
By Chk Young
Dagwood
Nancy
Rnie Buskimille
Frank O'Neal
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Unioni
the Almanac
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