Almanac notes from October first in history
UPI Almanac for Friday October 1 recalls Faith Baldwin birth in 1893 and major events: 1903 World Series opener in Boston, 1908 Ford Model T, 1938 Sudeten occupation, 1962 James Meredith at Ole Miss. A thought by Anne Morrow Lindbergh and a Rotterdam minister anecdote conclude the item.
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United Press International
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Faith Baldwin
Boston
Pittsburgh
Ford
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
James H. Meredith Jr
University of Isissippi
Fire codes read aloud as teens collect fees
In Pueblo Colorado 15 high school football players were paid two dollars each to read aloud proposals before the city council. The city adopted a 100 page fire protection code this week, following the readings.
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Pueblo
Colo
Stork Tagged in Stockholm Found on Cape Verde Island
A stork tagged in Stockholm Sweden was discovered on San Felipe Cape Verde, more than 3,500 miles from its origin, marking a remarkable long distance migration event observed by reporters.
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San Felipe
Cape Verde Islands
UPI
Stockholm
Sweden
West Africa
South to four no trump with six hearts on the line
Bridge problem from Italy showing South aiming for a slam after a four no trump bid. West opens spades, South suggests a line to make six hearts but faces a defensive setup with trumps and diamonds. The reader is asked what to bid after partner shows one ace with a five diamond response.
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Belladonna
Avarelli
South
West
East
Dummy
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Morty Meeele
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Ford Johnson
Mme
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By Leslie Turne
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Chic Young
Nancy
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the Almanac
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