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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1950
Page
9
NEA Service column explains the canasta penalty rule for insufficient initial melds. No penalty in non partner games, but in partnership play penalty cards stay on the table until legally melded or discarded. Partners cannot touch penalty cards. if an initial meld is made, penalty cards may be merged or melded legally, with discards required one per turn.
A reader over 28, shy and sports loving, reveals deep love for a girl but seeks Dorothy Dix’s counsel. The father suggests he date other girls to compare suitability before marrying.
A reader puzzle lists multiple clues from 1 to 56 with answers tied to a state and its symbols. The text then shifts to a Q A column featuring domestic advice on first love, marriage, and dealing with teasing in relationships, including reader questions and expert responses. The material includes a note about a state motto and a Bell Syndicate release.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a Tulsa reader’s dispute over a two clubs contract in which South’s play yielded eleven tricks. North’s reply favored not revealing clubs, while South should have bid spades to invite a game. The column explains overcall logic and partnership decisions.
Firefighters extinguished a kerosene stove fire at 421 Middle Alley using chemical foam and booster streams. The Juniors engine United Rescue and Citizens hook and ladder units responded around 3 pm. Fire spread fumes through the kitchen before three tanks of chemicals subdued the blaze. Damage estimates were not provided. The note adds history of Lake Titicaca as the largest lake in South America.
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