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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1957
Page
5
A jumbled OCR style list combines multiple clues and terms such as Hebrew liquid measure, Palestine port, macaw price, wooden container, dog times, and various unrelated phrases. The text reads like puzzle fragments with numbers interleaved, offering no coherent single event or narrative.
In Parchman Mississippi the women's camp carries the tag Forbidden City while the Negro women’s camp is labeled Garden at Eve. The piece notes humorous inmate labels used around the penitentiary reflecting imagination amid confinement. A separate Ontario item reports Ottawa city coffers gaining 10 350 from 1 035 bachelors who pay a 10 poll tax for city living or property taxes.
In a teams of four match, Bill Burns and Bob Chow of Toronto reach life master status as two spade contracts prevail at most tables. East dealer holds six spades and all defenses fail. seven clubs penalties loom, with Chow’s two diamonds stifling North’s defense and allowing East to make the spade slam. Burns leads North and the narrative follows their strategic play.
On Bridge his opponents really made things tough for him. East opened with two spades after a strong non serving opening two bid. West held AQ108 not and North had 92 $KI 1034 7033. East and West vulnerable, the sequence reached six no trump and then six clubs by South. Bill bid six no trump and the three of clubs by South followed. Congratulations to two new life members whose bids aided their success.
A Syracuse University basketball coach was struck by lightning near Gillette while herding sheep, regaining consciousness after the incident. Edwards, 62, described the event as the bolt striking within miles of the first accident, with the coach testing his hearing after the shock.
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