Dramatic Opening Against Slam In Maryland Bridge Play
A Maryland State championship round in Baltimore features a dramatic bridge hand. West opens spades, East rebids clubs, South ambitions rise to slam while North holds critical cards, leading to a tense defense and a key decision on the opening lead.
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Protestants Plan national all-denominational newspaper
Protestant leaders in Kansas City announced plans to publish a unified, all-denominational newspaper for a global spiritual leadership role. Dr Robert W Searte of the Protestant Council of New York emphasized unity and blamed sectarianism, while Gideon Seymour, executive editor of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, said the plan is timely.
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Protestant Voice planned as all denom publication
Talks of Protestant unity rise as a nonpartisan weekly would unite denominations. A committee led by Dr Homer Gettle and David Hoes of Fort Wayne met owners to discuss purchase terms. Secretary Montgomer y estimated costs at 3 2 0 0 3 6 0 0 and the paper would move to New York with denominational control to start early next year.
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Dewey Heads to London After Southampton Arrival
Gov Thomas E Dewey of New York was due in London today after arriving in Southampton aboard the Queen Mary Star liner Queen Mars. He said he expected to meet British officials and friends including Winston Churchill before retiring for the night aboard the ship.
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1949 Crop Prospects May Break Grain Records
Washington reports potential record grain yields for 1949 with improved outlooks for winter and spring wheat. Corn acreage may rise above last year, oats and barley show strong progress, rye and rice weathered less favorable trends. Fall-sown winter wheat estimated at 1.021 billion bushels, up over a month and year, near average.
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