Gas leak triggers two blasts at St Adalbert parish
About 250 people were in the St Adalbert parish school addition when a sewer gas leak ignited two blasts destroying much of the complex. Fourteen injured, five hospitalized overnight, including 10 year old Donald Sobon. fire crews worked past midnight to repair the gas feed line.
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Milwaukee
Wis
St. Adalbert
Max Stozyk
Strozyk
Stroagk
Donald Sobon
John J. Sobon
Mrozinski
Trinity Memorial Hospital
Cudahy
Max Dinkelman
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co
Your Bridge It Isnt Enough To Improve Your Luck
The hand shows South unlucky as East leads king of hearts and diamond queen. If East chose another suit South would have made. South wins with king of diamonds, trumps, and clubs, but East returns jack of diamonds. Defenders take a trick in each suit and defeat the contract. It is unlucky for North as well.
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East
South
Declarer
West
North
Unbeatable contract misplayed in bridge column clash
South faces danger when East shifts to diamonds at trick two. Declarer must lead clubs, West wins, East ruffs a club, and South over-ruffs while trying to shed a diamond. After a sequence, East ruffs with the ace of trumps, South discards the diamond, and the defense laments their bad luck as the declarer executes the hand correctly.
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South
East
Declarer
West
Arctic air grips northeast as cold snap continues
A band of arctic air from the Rockies to New England moves southward while Maine endures readings as low as 30 below. Temperatures drop across Indiana and the southern Rockies into northwest Texas as scattered snow spans from the southern Rockies to southern New England. The South experiences heavy rain with Greenwood Mississippilogging over an inch in six hours, and near inch totals in Shreveport Louisiana and Little Rock Arkansas.
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Maine
Indiana
Rockies
Texas
Dakotas
Great Lakes
New England
Greenwood
Miss
Shreveport
Little Rock
Ark
Right to Work Official Attacks Unions Over Negro Jobs
Reed Larson of the Right to Work Committee told the California Negro Leadership Conference that union leaders betrayed Negroes by limiting job opportunities and that compulsory unionism fuels discrimination. Bayard Rustin countered that unions aided Negro job gains, while Austin acknowledged discrimination in the labor movement.
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San Francisco
UPI
National Right To Work Committee
Reed Larson
Larson
California
Bayard Rustin
Washington
Austin
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