Sheinwold on Bridge: Attack and defense in trump play
Alfred Sheinwold explains how weakening declarer's trumps reshapes play and presents a defensive misstep by East that allows West to gain the setting trick. The piece includes a sample hand with commentary on proper cue bids to reach game, advising expert jump to four spades if partner safety is uncertain.
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West
South
Wegt
East
Corree
Jon West
Hean
Birth announces Ashurst infant arrival at Hillside Hospital
Ashurst born to Mr and Mrs Walter M Ashurst in Hopland a son delivered June 6 at Hillside hospital general delivery custody of child requested in Perkins versus Perkins with cruelty allegations and token alimony plus per child support pledges. Names of locals Michael Jordan Wanda Coonce Glenn O’Neal appear among June 3 issuances from Ukiah Willits and Sacramento.
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Walter M. Ashurst
Hopland
Hillside Hospital
Joyce Mureen Perkins
Wyatt E. Perkins
Glenn O'Neal
Wanda Lee Coonce
Willits
Michael L. Jordan
Marva Louise Romer
Bouht
Ukiah
Milton J. Milne
Sacramento
Ann Fraser’ McFarling
Greer Garson to Play Mrs. Roosevelt in Sunrise Film
Greer Garson portrays Eleanor Roosevelt in the movie Sunrise at Caminobello despite her politics. The English born actress voted for Ike in 1952 and 1956 and says the role is an artistic responsibility, not an imitation. She studied Mrs. Roosevelt with newsreels and photos, and the director gave no guiding changes, valuing her interpretation.
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UPD
Hollywood
Eisenhower
Eleanor
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Caminobello
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Garson
Dore Schary
Warner Brothers Studios
Greer
Family affair closes Lyndonville class turnout
A Lyndonville Lyndon Teachers College general psychology class becomes a family affair as Mrs. Virginia Eaton 29 attends with her daughter Mrs. Frank Follett III 19 her husband 24 and his 21 year old brother Harrison. The unusual turnout highlights a domestic presence in higher education.
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Almanac Highlights From June 7 History and Space
On this day in history Daniel Boone began his Kentucky exploration in 1769 and Richard Henry Lee proposed early Declaration of Independence steps in 1776. Beau Brummell, a famed fashion figure, was born in 1778. The first dime novel appeared in 1860, and Dwight Eisenhower became president of Columbia University in 1948. The almanac notes Mars Jupiter Saturn visible in morning sky, Mercury as evening star, with the date the 159th day of the year.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Continental Congress
George Bryan Brummell
Beau Brummell
Ann Clevers
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
New York
Pulitzer Play Opens June 13 At Alcazar
Look Homeward Angel starring Miriam Hopkins arrives at the Alcazar Theatre in San Francisco for a four week engagement. Ketti Frings dramatizes Thomas Wolfe autobiographical novel, a Broadway success winning the Pulitzer Prize and New York Drama Critics Award. The national tour has drawn praise in major cities. Hopkins portrays Eliza Gant with a New York cast and David Pressman directing. touring under Plan Inc with Ted Ritter executive producer.
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Alcazar Theatre
San Francisco
California
Ketti Frings
Thomas Wolfe
Broadway
New York Drama Critics Award
Pittsburg Post Gazette
Angel
Destiny
Chicago Tribune
Eliza Gant
New York
David Pressman
Gilbert Green
Michael Ebert
Jean Gillespie
Elizabeth Eustis
Lee Richardson
Donald Marye
Phil Arthur
Plan, Inc
Ted Ritter
Living Theatre
Ann Landers Answers Your Problems
A reader shares how she stopped justifying bad behavior by guys, gaining dating respect. Ann advises setting clear boundaries, then includes a taxi dispute debate with Chicago law students and a fiancé who never writes. The column closes with a sharp take on nagging and communication limits.
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Chicago
Illinois
Heaven Help
Daily Television Program Log with June 7 8 Guide
A compact listing of shows and time slots for Tuesday June 7 detailing morning to late night programming across networks with cartoons dramas sports news and variety programs including Amos and Andy News Time for Music South of the Border Laramie Wagon Train and many others arranged in sequential hourly blocks.
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Amos 'N' Andy
Newa
Shoteun Slade
Laramie
Sugarfoot P
Dennis O'Keefe
Arts of Japan
Dennts O'Keefe
Vagabond
George Burnad
George Burs
Debbie Gillis
Wyatt Earp
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