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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1951
Page
2
A compact index of scattered crossword style clues including references to states rivers gods oceans and animals with entries like French river amphibi an d insect. The jumbled hints mix old world and new world terms across vertical and horizontal prompts.
A carnival man recalls a hoodlum chum who drew friends into business, betrayed them for a job, amassed about two million before dying penniless. He was later betrayed by thieves, saved briefly by a creditor in a mansion, and died forgotten and despised for his betrayals. Weekend arrests list collars from $6 to $20 on corruption offenses with several names.
Oswald Jacoby explains Canasta etiquette and rules for two handed games. He warns players to call errors immediately to avoid penalties and outlines how insufficient melds and penalties are handled when a mistake is spotted.
A list of anniversaries and today in history items spans figures such as Hasea Balou, Josiah Gibbs, and George Washington, noting births, deaths, and notable events. It includes political, scientific, and cultural milestones from 1781 to 1943, with birthdays like Fulton Levis Jr. and John Crowe Ransom.
A reader asks about no trump bidding for average players in Stayman the book. The example hand shows balanced distribution in four suits with strength around an average plus. South opens spades and the play hinges on proper trick timing and avoiding premature spade wins to prevent declarer from extra spade tricks.
A list of prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages including Francis B Savve US delegate to the UN trustee Correlius Vanderbilt journalist J Whitney Peterson US Tobacco Co president Joseph E Johnson historian Elsie Robinson columnist Stanley Resor chairman and others. The horoscopes describe a transition from peaceful to luxurious and self indulgence with a strong late turn and professional fortune.
A devotional excerpt argues retribution is natural and automatic, not arbitrary, growing from time verse dynamics. The author contends evil eventually overtakes people unless they practice repentance and restitution, citing a recent conversation with an elderly individual.
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