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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1951

Page

9

Goren on Bridge Tomorrow's Problem

South holds the bidding has progressed. The article analyzes declarer play in a bridge hand with clubs and spades. It discusses opening lead, spade finesses, and the strategic choice between no trump and suit establishment to avoid giving East a transfer to defeat.

Aes Gartner North West Declarer East West Helf Detliver

Foreman Wins Job No One Wanted in Detroit Suburb

In Flat Rock village Detroit area 11 year old railroad foreman and father of five Baker was elected to the post though no one sought it. His name appeared on 106 blank charters from yesterday's vote ordered by Wayne County Prosecutor Goald K. O'Brien, as required by the village charter.

Detroit Cranville Baker Flat Rock Goald K. O'Brien Wayne County

Natives Seize Catholic Churches in North China

Shanghai official press reports that all Catholic churches in Tientsin have been taken over by Chinese peasants. The Sin Wen Eh Pao says a brainwashing campaign is underway from new Communist approved pulpits to purge congregations of imperialist church teachings.

Honk Kong Grs Shanghai Tientsin China Sin Wen’ Eh: Pao

Veterans return from Korea by large transports in California

Two big transports brought about 6,000 Korean War veterans to the United States. The Gen. M. C. Meigs landed 4,777 Army combat vets at Oakland Naval Supply Depot while the Aiken Victory carried 1,550 to Camp Stoneman. Within 48 hours the veterans head home on leave or as civilians.

Korea San Francisco United States M. C. Meigs Oakland Aiken Victory Camp Stoneman Svizun Bay

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