Hoover Ends Task Ready For New Call
Former President Herbert Hoover announced he is stepping down as chairman of the Hoover Commission but said he cannot retire. He recalled four decades of public service and noted that his work on reorganizing the executive branch could cut deficits and taxes if implemented.
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Heat Kills Sea Lion Stranded by Tide at Philadelphia Base
A 150 pound sea lion trapped on a Philadelphia Naval Base pier died from heat prostration after tides receded. Frederick A. Ulmer, curator of mammals at the local zoo, noted the animal likely jumped ashore at high tide and could not return to the water. He added the species is not native to the Atlantic and may have escaped from Wildwood, New York.
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Republican Women sponsor study sessions for wives
The National Federation of Republican Women will sponsor study sessions for Republican Congressional and Senatorial wives to share viewpoints, campaign strategies, and party structure. Leaders include Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns and Mrs. Taber with Mrs. Everett M. Dirksen and Mrs. John Taber directing the program. The plan expands to include Little Cabinet wives and administration officials.
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18000 Truck Drivers Out For 18th Day
Boston reports 18000 AFL Teamsters drivers remain idle on the 18th day of a strike against seven firms. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut labor officials press for talks while carriers plan to reconvene next week. Wage demand stands at 35 cents an hour from the union, 33 cents offered by management. Boston area wages average 1.80 dollars, other regions 1.67. The stoppage has spread from the Canadian border to Atlanta and Cincinnati.
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Goren on Bridge: South’s misjudged rebid and seven no trump
North-South vulnerable deal analyzes bidding errors after South opens spade and North jumps to three clubs. The article argues seven no trump is often the right contract if seven spades can be made, and notes South’s rebid to three spades was a contributing factor.
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Man Jumps Through City Building Window in Pulse of Impulse
George Waits 35 of Pulaski Tennessee is held for investigation of malicious destruction of property after diving through a ground floor window of the City County Building. The 7 by 11 foot plate glass cost 250 dollars. He claims he did it from an urge to see a new structure and jokes about paying with dancing. He suffered a small hand cut.
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George Waits
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Waits
Billy Graham Rally Draws 3000 in Rotterdam
American evangelist Billy Graham attracted about 3000 attendees at a mass service in Rotterdam Fyenoord stadium. An interpreter from the Salvation Army translated his remarks as he urged listeners to seek forgiveness and noted plans to preach in the Middle and Far East. Separately, Ralph L. Barber, 55, died in Hoosick Falls when a tractor ran over him after he was thrown from the vehicle.
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North’s Blackwood bid in spades ends in seven spades fail
The article describes a bridge hand where North, after South rebids spades, pursues a Blackwood sequence to seven spades. Spades break badly, yielding a one trick set. North argues South’s spade rebid justified counting on five tricks in spades despite the unfavorable break.
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Easton Bank Declares 150th Straight Dividend
Easton National Bank paid its 150th consecutive annual dividend, a record in continuity for local banking. Bank officials cited sustained performance and shareholder value as the basis for the milestone.
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Easton, Md
Easton National Bank
FASTEETH keeps false teeth secure and comfy
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures. It helps teeth feel firm when talking, eating, laughing, or sneezing. It promises a confident, secure fit without a gummy taste and can be found at drug counters.
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