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Fragmentary OCR notes mention Earthy 12 and Agricultax establishment 14 with partial phrases. The legibility limits full extraction of events, dates, or entities.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
17
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Earthy 12 and Agricultax establishment 14 with partial phrases. The legibility limits full extraction of events, dates, or entities.
In the Olympics match, our bridge team relied on a bold convention. When the opener leaps to three no trump, it signals no interest in hearing a rebid from partner. This move earned all IMPs of the 32 IMP margin as the match remained close versus Sweden.
The Labor Department announced May showed further employment gains and a drop in unemployment, continuing a favorable trend after March storms and a sharp April rise to 66,159,000 employed and 3,660,000 unemployed. The report noted strength across most sectors except steel and metal work.
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