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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1944
Page
6
A damaged OCR-style puzzle page shows horizontal and vertical clue entries for a naval insignia themed word puzzle. The garbled text mixes numbers, partial words, and stray symbols for terms like Mourning, tantalum, constellation, and iridium, with scattered hints such as God of war and river in Spanish.
A list of fragmented OCR entries includes words and phrases like Crimson Toward Courtyard Foreign era Bitter vetch Indian indo Chinese coin and yes. The readable text appears as scattered vocabulary rather than a complete article item, offering a snapshot of a damaged page segment.
A bard from the Eastern Tournament women's pairs shared an unusual hand for counting tricks. Across four hands the declarer can make ten tricks with a strategic nonfinesse play in three suits. West forcing hearts leads to a sequence where the declarer discards a heart on the ace of diamonds, enabling only one heart, one club, and one spade loss.
Hollywood gossip sketches Frank Fay’s standup rivalries and fame as he riffs on straight men and hecklers. The piece notes his open shows, clover club plan, and a joke about singing choices as he contends vaudeville may fade while smart supper clubs rise. It ends with a stray historical aside on Anthracite coal’s early use.
Adrienne is escorted to a fortified building near the former Hotel Ma Fignon. In a guarded interview with Herr Stefan, she faces questions about the French underground and Raoul de Lamothe while Schafer’s possible involvement looms. The Gestapo insinuates coercion as a threat and delays a direct answer until the next day.
Reporters quiz finds most farmers and gardeners rely on ground and weather over signs. Respondents from Frederick County vary, with some saying signs are superstition and others noting personal judgment and day to day conditions guide planting. A Wisconsin note mentions disease resistant Wieland ants distributed by the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station increasing state acreage and yield.
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