Rhinoceros in the ointment crowns a bridge misread
Sheinwold examines a hand where West holds the king of diamonds and South must decide how to play. The observer notes a failed bid and a correct, cautious response of one no trump. The column promotes a 36 page booklet by Sheinwald, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” available for 50 cents.
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West
Declarer
East
Sheinwald
Tucson Daily Citizen
Grand Central Station
New York 17
N.Y
Wallace Keeps Out Of Politics In New York Farm Scene
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace, age 76, works on horticulture at his farm near South Salem, saying he is out of politics. He offers friendly words for Johnson and Humphrey, defends not endorsing, and notes ongoing experiments growing strawberries and gladioli from seeds.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Hubert H. Humphrey
New York City
Jowan
Stoep
Wallace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Progressive Party
Truman
We Have Promises to Keep Sam Goddard for Arizona
The piece outlines Sam Goddard’s positions on water power taxation education corruption labor mental health tourism and elder care. It contrasts his moderate reform stance with his opponent and argues Goddard would be an assertive voice for Arizona.
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Sam Goddard
Goddard
Bohannan
Hawaii
Seattle
Phoenix
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