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Radio schedule listing Philadelphia Orchestra and Army Navy Howse Party with dance music and dramatic news segments. Includes Docters at War, sports and music features, and several orchestra and quiz programs. Ends with a bridge game narrative confirming declarer’s success in a contract.
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Develops Club Suit To Make Contract
Sefton club visit during the New England open pair championship at the Boston Chess Club highlights a hand where the declarer wins four clubs even when the suit breaks badly. Eddie, the host, narrates the sequence starting with the opening lead in his hand and dummy’s king of clubs securing the second trick as West discards a heart.
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Frederick City and County Residents Favor Roosevelt Nomination
In brief interviews this week The News reports many residents expect President Roosevelt to be renominated by the Democrats. While some ques tioners hesitated to speak, a large majority voiced the belief that he will be the party’s nominee to succeed himself.
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Insignia and terms appear in a U S Army unit display
A fragmented list shows insignia related to New York and Philadelphia, along with numerous clues and abbreviations covering ranks, devices, roads, poems, rulers, and terms. The scattered items reference military symbols, timing, and general vocabulary without a cohesive narrative.
Democratic Nominee Election Answers Echo Uncertain Support
A newspaper survey presents responses from several figures on the Democratic nominee for re-election. Names include Clarence W. Hamilton, Emma S. French, and Frederick, with varied opinions on whether the candidate will prevail. Some respondents express doubt or reluctance to state a view.
Release order triggers bold moves in Paris drama
In a tense scene Marion McClure threads a release order signed by General Von Stulenagel through Schafer’s obstruction as Kapitan Von Egert is reported dead. Dussault maps escape routes for Adrienne and Raoul racing to slip through Nazi checkpoints toward a Normandy farm, disguises and plans shaping a dangerous retreat through occupied France.
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