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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1944
Page
6
A compact clue set likely from a crossword, listing numbered hints across two columns. It presents brief definitions like Short sleep and a girl's name variant, with vertical and across cues such as Encounters and Greek letter. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle page with sparse readable entries.
In the Eastern Tournament a bold squeeze by declarer South reveals West held key clubs and spades, forcing a sequence after East wins the first trick. South advances trumps and ruffs to exhaust West's defenses, breaking the diamond and club guards for the win.
NEA staff correspondent praises Danny Kaye for standout performance in Up in Arms. He deliversCar men Miranda impersonations, dog barks, double talk, and versatile singing. Sylvia Fine praises his range and work ethic.
Sylvia explains Danny’s joking talent surpasses his screen work and recalls his early life including a dream of becoming a doctor. He describes his pangomine act learned in the Orient, his Broadway efforts, and a successful run in La Martinique and Let's Face It. The piece notes his real-life partnership with Sylvia.
Adrienne, under Madame Dupont's roof, accepts an invitation from Von Egert, fearing Nazi scrutiny. In a tense night at the opera, she navigates danger while noting Fraulein Lange and other officers nearby as Verdi's Aida begins, the crowd masking ominous undertones.
A dense schedule of radio programs with times and shows across CBS NBC and other networks. Features Captain Midnight sketches, news reports, dramatic serials, musical variety acts, and interviews including Jack Armstrong Fred Waring broadcasts and The Shadow era style performances.
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