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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
10
A March 21 1973 editorial reflects on marriage tied by faith and warns against selfish partners. It critiques amnesty and draft dodgers while noting an immigrant's debt, and shares a personal anecdote about balancing ledger lines revealing time’s rapid passage.
In four Hearts after West leads clubs and you win with the ace, the key is to lead the king of diamonds at trick two. This forces West to win and be powerless, enabling you to avoid a trump or diamond loser. The line increases your chances to make the contract and offers the best shot for success. Tomorrow: The camel's back.
The narrator admires bookkeepers and their precision while recounting eight cents off in accounts receivable as a near disaster. He admits a craving for exactness and notes how outsiders fail to grasp the actuarial honor surrounding balancing figures. Then he recalls a self assigned, tedious reporting task that required his own judgment allocations.
The Washington County Historical Society hosts an auction at the Fairgrounds on Tuesday April 17 at 6 30 p m to support log cabin and museum projects. Items may be donated, especially antiques, collectibles, and baked goods, with early drop offs on April 16 between 10 00 and 5 00. Proceeds benefit the society and a first half hour includes bidding for children under 12.
On March 21 1973 Thomas Jefferson is noted as the first US Secretary of State and later president. The day recalls Bach’s birth in 1685. World War II bombing raid on Germany totals exceed 12 000 tons from 7 000 Allied planes in 1945. Khrushchev space co operation pledge is listed for 1962.
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