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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1946
Page
5
A scrambled clue list includes military insignia and alphabetic hints, with references to lampreys, sails, and various abbreviations. Items span clothing measures, names, and common crossword style definitions across themes like geography, chemistry, and language.
William E McKenney notes R E Needham is well known to midwest bridge players. At Clarksburg WV state tournament, Needham faced Edgar Needham in a hand where East and West cashed spade tricks, a heart was won by Needham with the ace, a club lead followed by another heart, and Needham won with the icing to cross-ruff for three odd. A part score in tournament play can equal the value of a slam in rubber bridge.
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson notes Walter Slezak in a striking makeup session at RKO for Cornered as a villain. He sports a bald plastic skull cap, shaved sideburns, and oversized nose plugs with breathing holes, creating a fearsome Mongolian guise.
Walter, eyed for a change in look, declined a studio request to shave his hair. He stated an actor’s face is his trademark and vowed to stay with one costume picture per year, effectively going with a naked face in future work. He also noted a 10 week salary as suitable compensation for the request.
TNennel and T hear a cry as a shot misses Jame s and wounds tend to left leg. Di fights panic and plans escape while Angelina arrives with help. A door is breached and the pair await medical aid in the eerie Peel House as the rescue closes in.
A quirky ad style piece urges relief from tension with Relan and diversions to calm the nervous system. It blends a promotional pitch with a joke about a Jersey cow imported to the United States in 1815, highlighting novelty and health claims.
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