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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1951
Page
9
A cryptic crossword style puzzle lists entries like a Philippine seaport and Greek letters alongside clues for various words. The scattered terms include references to anatomy, chemistry, weather, and flags, forming a dense wordplay grid of interlinked clues and answers.
A column notes centenarian beginnings for Millard E. B. Ty dings and Edward Sanford among others, plus a forecast praising expression and study. Meanwhile a Sandy Point bridge job is slowed by a 70 worker strike at J E Greiner Company over pay, with a licent boost sought to raise wages to 2.80 an hour. Say you saw it in The News.
A collage of programs across CBS NBC ABC and Dumont includes news, sports, dramas, variety shows, and early evening specials. Highlights feature The Big Story Henry Morgan We the People and 20 Questions among other staples, with horse racing golfers and boxing noted for Saturday sports.
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists Joseph Medill born in New Brunswick Canada died 1899 Lincoln Steffens born in San Francisco died 1936 Helen Hyde born Lima New York died 1919 Harry Houdini born Appleton Wisconsin died 1926 Walter Huston Toronto born died 1950 Anthony Fokker born Java died 1939 Today In History notes the 1789 first session of the U S Senate converges counts electoral votes and declares Washington's victory.
In a bridge hand from Oswald Jacoby, North doubles one no trump after East shows strength, leading to a two spades doubled contract that West converts for a penalties win. South misleads with weak heart play, and declarer loses after clubs and diamonds misfired.
A compendium of historic dates spans 1792 Mint establishment and 1909 Peary reaching the North Pole, through Prohibition shifts in 1933 and mutiny rulings in 1942, to Truman’s 1949 atom bomb remark and later KC political shifts. Birthdays note Lowell Thomas at 59 and Douglas Aircraft chief Donald W. Douglas at 69.
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