Coup Without a Name Stuns in Top Intercollegiate Bridge
In a 1950 Intercollegiate Championship play, declarer executes an entry destroying tactic later called the coup without a name. West ruffs to cash a club lead, but savvy defense severs the East-West contact while declarer discards to force a ten trick hand.
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HOSA Puzzle Across and Down Clues with Solution
A crossword style list of across and down clues is provided with numbered entries. Across clues include Sepulcher Beam Extinct bird Operatic air Rubber tree Tied Gave for a time Huge wave Rattan used for wicker work Salt of nitric acid Reposes Forever Sacred song Hawaiian food Persian fairies Tars Renegade Apart from Of the toys Rhythmic swing Blunder Always Trees Legal action Harvest Down clues list Yarn Russ city Preacher Baseball player Apples Malt drink Leaven Determine Elliptical Hollow Individuals Passed as and other similar puzzle entries show.
Sales Day Prospects Rise With Eloquence in Advert Says
By Ocean Present-For You and Yours help arrives when least expected and favors granted for reasonable requests. Eloquence is accented, indicating a sales day. The first Indian tribes to codify tribal government signed constitutions in Washington on October 28, 1935 after centuries of government-by Robert's Rules. Simultaneous TV reception worldwide becomes possible as programs beam via a satellite relay station to earth.
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Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Brief
The zodiac forecast offers cautious guidance across signs. Aries urges renewal after a setback, Taurus hints at weeklong issues, Gemini suggests generosity if finances allow, Cancer advises dodging belligerence, Leo calls to resolve family matters, Virgo reassures job setbacks, Libra aims for realistic goals, Scorpio encourages helping others, Sagittarius warns about sharp humor, Capricorn advises punctuality, Aquarius cautions against sarcasm, Pisces urges scrutiny of charitable giving.
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Business optimistic outlook amid mixed earnings
AP reports a cautiously optimistic business mood with rising output in steel aluminum copper lead and zinc and firmer prices. Unemployment edges down while bond markets wobble and Treasury plans a 3 billion dollar money raise. Industry inventories fall as orders rise and farm cash receipts surpass last year’s by 11 percent.
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Hollywoods budget horror kings break into big bank loot
Hollywood executives James H. Nicholson and Sam Z. Arkoff of American International Pictures built a teen oriented horror film empire from a $3,000 start. They favor exploitation titles, rapid shoots, and heavy advertising, deriving profits from low budgets and wide double features. The strategy prioritizes the title and gimmick over artistic awards, with scripts created to fit the concept.
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