Deerfield News Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Local notes show Elsie Allay and daughter from Dayton visiting Mary Walker, and Arlie Huff of Charlottesville visiting. Several households host friends and relatives including the Shifflette and Himelright families. Also at least two couples and various relatives visit Luttrell, Grant, Smith, and McDonald circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Riggleman
Reba Hottle
Artie Shifflette
Joseph Fishel
Nettie Himel
Oliver McDonald
Richard Grim
William Luttrell
Virgie Grant
Hazel Dodson
Gene Grant
Kitty Grant
Sam McDonald
Virginia Swartz
Carroll Smith
E.A. Sherer
Florida
Alabama
Washington Inauguration and Key U.S. Milestones On This Date
This date highlights events from 1789 when George Washington was inaugurated as the first U.S. president in New York, 1798 creation of the Navy Department, 1803 Louisiana Purchase, 1812 Louisiana statehood, 1900 Casey Jones death, 1945 Soviet flag over Reichstag, plus notes on Cuba travel advisories, Saigon peace protests, and Cambodia troop deployments.
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Associated Press
George Washington
New York
United States
U.S. Navy Department
Louisiana Purchase
France
Louisiana
Casey Jones
Vaughan
Miss
Berlin
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Island
Afternoon to Late Night TV Movie Highlights
A 2:00 p.m. schedule features The Hard Man 1957 with Guy Madison and Valerie French as a deputy sheriff investigates murder. The 9:00 p.m. slot offers Jack of Diamonds 1967 with George Hamilton and Joseph Cotten as a jewel thief. Weird Tales at 11:30 p.m. shows The Werewolf of London 1935 starring Henry Hull. 1:00 a.m. Movie Nine presents Bronco Buster 1952 with John Lund and Scott Brady.
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Cme
Rae
Wovas
Wac
Lucy
Petticoat News News News Junction Evening News
Dick van Newsnight
Washington Dyke Show
Chaparral
Andy
David Griffith
Jack
Washington
Mason
Dick Cavett
London
Guy Madison
Valerie French
Loren Green
George Hamilton
Joseph Cotten
Maurice Evans
Henry Hull
Warner Oland
John Lund
Scott Brady
South’s risky finesses in club contract discussed
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge hand where South chooses risky finesses against East with a five card club opening. East holds queen of clubs, West unknown, South down one after misfines. A safer line discards diamonds on clubs to avoid losing contract.
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South
East
West
North
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FORD
Valley Ave
Smith
Saigon
Cambodia
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Lassie
Danie
Brady
America
Navy
McHale’s
Boone
William Johnstone
CBS Television
Network
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Tallulah Bankhead
Fibber McGee and Molly
Georgia Jessel
Mike Connors
Robert Burr
Matt Corby
CBS
Shirley MacLaine
Joal Delaney
Beetle Bailey
Johnny Unitas
Winthrop
You
Blondie
Elmo
Young
He _ AVIA
Captain
Sloat
Punzel
Chick
Snuffy Smith
Ouney Belle Hicks Jest
Soweezy
SAKES
Priscilla
Tiyr
Michigan
Eee & Meek
Monique
Prof
Glue Factory
Petey
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
KBS
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la Pass
RA Agnawvox
Winchester
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