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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1943
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR item hints at descriptions of the U S president, scales, Latin abbreviations, and scattered clues across a puzzle style page. Named entities are unclear, with many broken terms and abbreviations interwoven.
In a Springfield Massachusetts context, E Tierney and Jack Kushner discuss McKenney’s new bidding approach. The article describes opening one no trump, artificial two diamonds, and Blackwood variations, culminating in a six spade slam with a dramatic endgame squeeze and diamond finesse.
A vintage etiquette quiz outlines dining room norms. Answers: relishes should not be served from jars, grandmother leads due to age, hostess is served last, hostess should not stack plates, do not use your plate as an ashtray. In a restaurant, avoid fidgeting. relax rather than toy with silver.
In the waning hours of an air base siege, nurses Sue and Bette hear a deadly explosion after a Japanese warning broadcast. Scott shoots to defend the field, ignoring orders to rest, as fires imperil planes and the airstrip. Bette seeks Paul Porter for news of Scott as days of waiting grind on.
A recipe note suggests reducing sugar in rhubarb pies or puddings by adding dates raisins or prunes. It advises mixing about five dollars worth of cup raisins into each cup of diced rhubarb for a better flavor balance.
A lengthy listing describes a diverse radio schedule including Archie Andrews and Widdi segments, women’s topics, children’s series, music programs, news features, commentary, and dramatic sketches. The lineup references orchestral pieces, quizzes, and news briefs along with wartime era features and nation-wide program blocks.
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