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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
17
A bridge column discusses the danger of covering an honor with an honor and the logic of not covering until the last card in a sequence. It examines a four spade contract, flawed defenses, and the need for practical bidding over strict rules, with a Tomorrow's Problem prompt for South.
A veteran of six European battles pleaded guilty in Supreme Court to feloniously aiding the April 14 1941 Sing Sing escape. The case tied Bergstrom to smuggling revolvers into the camp with three other conspirators, amid a guard and policeman killing and multiple deaths among escapees.
Police said Joseph Candelora, 57, suspected of shooting Lydia Spillman, 38, in a Midtown hotel room, killed himself while authorities sought him. Spillman, a mother of three, remained in serious condition with a chest wound.
Government military chiefs announced Gen Tu Li Ming and troops will seize Dairen Manchurias largest port soon. Troops have waited at Pulantien 45 miles north near the former Kwantung leased area as negotiations with Red Army commanders continue.
Unconfirmed Chinese press reports describe Dairen residents in panic amid alleged Chinese Communist activity. The 1995 Sing-Soviet Treaty references a free port at Dairen, though details remain unverified.
Sir Stafford Tipas, president of the British Board of Trade, announced a five year government plan to rebuild Britain's cotton production industry. The government will make grants of 25 percent of the cost for mechanical equipment.
District Attorney Herold I. Grousbech asked a district court to authorize an inquest into the death of Donald R. Green 52 a wealthy textile manufacturer whose nude body was found in the woods nine days ago officials said there was no evidence yet that a crime had been committed and no suspect named The move aims to determine the cause of death with legal proceedings warning that the inquiry is routine in such cases and does not imply foul play
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