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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1943
Page
6
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma prompts discussion as a curious line asks whether war brings rain. The fragment suggests a weather or attribution query connected to conflict rhetoric, with no clear event, date, or named organization attached.
A mosaic of crossword style clues includes 14 Horse s pace and 15 Mentalimac with entries crossing languages and abbreviations. It lists various definitions from 16 Measure to 53 Paid notice, featuring names like Barone and Tanguay among scattered references and cryptic fragments.
World Master Alvin L. Roth faced a legendary bad luck hand in the match, describing a losing trump and diamond with only one closing heart. West’s opening lead of the king of hearts unlocked the defense, forcing Roth to win with the ace and ruffling the heart sequence to squander another heart trick.
A fragmentary feature discusses etiquette questions for brides and wedding guests, with four scenarios about addressing a fiancé, bridesmaid duties, chaplain consultation at an Army camp wedding, and dress code choices, followed by guidance and a stray historical note about Bryansk’s munitions history.
Bette and Sue Stuart observe a three against one air battle as a fourth plane joins the fight. Scott MacQuaid, sharing a wary spark with Bette, notes the looming danger as an air raid siren blares and the harbor scene tightens around the frontline hospital duties.
A noisy listing of radio programs features a mix of music by Kitdyen and orchestral performances from Symphonets. It highlights youth oriented segments with comments on sexes and a schedule including bands and dances, with stations in Connecticut and the West.
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