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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1942
Page
6
A compact puzzle clued feature moves through a horizontal list from Martinique to various definitions. The page yields cross references and parity with a navy line noted as Fre e navy, ending with Egyptian sun god and others.
Puzzle solution page folds a long list of clues and abbreviations with references to locations and terms such as North Carolina, Ohio University, and Virginia. It mixes crossword like hints with abbreviations, asking for words like nerve, mineral, and legal terms. The compilation seems to test word knowledge and pattern recognition across nautical and geographic cues.
Radio schedule overview lists 6:45 programs including The Bartons Serial Sketch secretly, dramatic serials, musical shows, strings orchestra, prayer, and war commentary. Featured acts include The Lone Ranger drama in reprisal, Monroe Arctest, Barthm keyboard Vox Pop, and Alfred Wenstein’s concert. Includes National Indigo Forum with Fredy Martin, The Columbia Workshop, and News for ten minutes.
Albert Weiss of Chicago joined the Life Masters list after reaching 260 points, spurred by a Northern Illinois team-of-four win on May 2. In a signature hand, Weiss pursued a four hearts contract with a spade finesse, ensuring the trump split and eventual control to secure the final diamonds.
Guidance on etiquette for wedding guests and family roles at church weddings. It covers who escorts whom, where family members sit, late arrival behavior, and how old friends should greet the bride. Includes a sample Q and A on kissing the bride and customary greetings. Also notes the 1940 U S gross output of goods and services.
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