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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1942
Page
10
The fragment asks about polite phrasing for visitors and newcomers. It requests evaluating graceful wording like inviting a caller and how to greet a new neighbor, aiming to compare the tone of spoken remarks in social etiquette.
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A reader posed scenarios about hospitality to newcomers especially wives of deployed husbands. Answers suggest not feeling obliged to call or entertain, noting the question is repeated for newcomers and that one should not overdo hospitality to fit in.
A dense list of radio time slots and programs across networks CBS NBC and blue network, detailing shows like The Three Suns, The Flying Patrol, Landt Trio Sings Along, and Dancing Music Orchestra. Includes news segments, quizzes, drama and variety items, with titles such as Meet Your Navy, Information Please, and Amos and Andy.
Bridge notes show declarer under pressure as defenders break the suit and force a concession. Mrs Barnet leads defensive signals while AQ105 and VAEGS arrive in sequence to disrupt the long suit, with high cards vetoing potential tricks.
The Adirondack open pair title went to Mr. and Mrs. Wills G. Barnet of Albany. They led after the first session and stayed ahead to win. Mrs Barnet, South, crafted a diamond defense and a sneaky club trick to fulfill the contract, with West and East misdefending and nine tricks for the declarer.
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