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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1968
Page
11
A fragmented sports clipping mentions players Versalles, Parker, and Richert with incomplete action details. It references baseball terms like home run and fly ball alongside team hints such as Dodgers and Brewers, but the context is unclear and names are partially obscured.
Clark Kinnaird reviews the social history of U S Grant and his wife Julia Dent Grant focusing on the presidency era from 1789 to 1868. It highlights Grant family life with children and Julia as First Lady and notes the 1874 wedding of their daughter Nellie to an Englishman, despite the President’s initial opposition.
TV guide lists the 5:00 p m Five O clock Movie Battle of the Worlds with Claude Rains and a collision course lunar destruction. Other programs include Bronco Buster with John Lund at 6:05 p m and That Fun ny Feeling with Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin at 9:00 p m.
A bridge the duck play shows how South’s choice to duck the opening spade can secure a contract. If South ducks, East returns a spade, allowing dummy entry via diamond and later clubs to force four notrump. If South wins the first spade, West gains entry and defeats the contract.
A mixed list of crossword clues appears with across and down hints including references to rivers, cities, and items. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle by Eugene Sheffer with varied wordplay and partial answers visible across a grid.
CRYPTOQUOTE sample explains substitution hints with letter patterns. It notes daily code letters vary and shows a quoted line life is rendered most agreeable by alternate occupation and leisure from Demophilus.
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