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Pictured Vice-Admiral U. S. naval leader and other cryptic clues list items from a word puzzle. The page shows a grid of numbered hints including clothing items, minerals, and common words.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1946
Page
4
Pictured Vice-Admiral U. S. naval leader and other cryptic clues list items from a word puzzle. The page shows a grid of numbered hints including clothing items, minerals, and common words.
Hollywood anecdote recalls Sid Grauman’s first theater opening with a lavish show. Fatty Arbuckle’s no‑show prompts a witty audience retort. Grauman’s father reveals he yelled from the balcony. Plus brief notes on Victor Borge, Selena Boyle, John Berkes, and Gloria Stuart amid showbiz snippets.
Two rustic Saxon figures, Gurth and Wamba, guard Cedric of Rotherwood’s herd in a waning sunset. Gurth wears animal-skin garb and a dog-collar-like brass gorget while Wamba dazzles with purple clothes, bells, and silver jewelry as they argue in Anglo-Saxon about duty, danger, and looming Norman threats. A mysterious rider approach ends the scene.
In Lovettsville Virginia Miss Mary Smith celebrated a surprise birthday party at her home hosted by her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Russell Shipman of Arlington with guests from Alexandria and Arlington including Miss Lillie Agenna and the Smith family. Also referenced is the burial of Daniel Warlick in North Carolina with survivors listed. Two Westminster women Miss Helen Jones and Mrs Emma Sprinkler were injured in a Baltimore car collision with injuries ranging from a fractured jaw to facial lacerations.
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