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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1960

Page

17

Old-firm Maine nations and product weights report

A damaged OCR fragment lists agricultural goods with weights and prices. It mentions Maine, New-US goods, washed sacks, deep earth measurements, Mount Evel seas, sweet potatoes from New Jersey, waxed oranges, and various price figures. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative.

Maine USI Mount Evel Montly

Bridge Strategy in Six Clubs and Diamond Gain

In a Toronto duplicate, several reach different contracts after a strong six clubs slam attempt. The article outlines the standard bidding: opening heart, spade response, one no trump, then three club jump. North should bid three diamonds to show a maximally strong one no trump rebid with diamond ace, implying support for clubs and a doubleton spade, and a four club bid signals a five card club suit and likely five card spade support.

Toronto Alam North

Crossword Puzzle 4. Paid public annountes

A fragmented crossword note discusses public annountes and four clubs. It mentions Booth unable to take bold action and jumping to a risky slam, with a repeated theme of another losing trick in the blacks.

Booth Blacks

Maryland nickname tied to Falcon Dam earthen structure

Historians praise Maryland’s nickname linked to Falcon Dam described as a vast earthen system storing water for a Low region. The dam is reported as 35,204 feet long, reflecting its scale and historic significance in regional water management.

United States Falcom

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