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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
7
A two picture feature presents a marine commander and a rear admiral with a crossword style clue set. The page lists partial answers including deities, chemical symbols, and common abbreviations, alongside brief biographical hints and scattered wordplay.
A scrambled set of partial crossword like clues with odd phrases including names and terms such as Von Piastle per and Royal Socret of Edinburgh. The readable parts hint at a puzzle or wordplay segment and do not form a complete news item.
At a Philadelphia duplicate game David Warner of the Philadelphia Whist Association demonstrated a false-card play. He led the six of spades then played the seven from dummy to force West to misread, establishing Warner's queen of spades and discarding a club. Outsmarting opponents with false-card play can pay off.
In Hollywood commentary Erskine Johnson contrasts Western kissing with Indian restraint and notes Indian cinema crowds. He describes hawker antics in Indian cinemas and audience reactions, then cites Frankie Carle on evolving American music tastes toward softer melodies like Stardust and Tea for Two.
Lillie O'Dell pressures August Bradford to accept Violet Posey's marriage to his son Laurie. Violet fears social rejection from Branford City's elite, while Lillie insists the union is about love and protection, not money. Lillie argues Violet loves Laurie and deserves family support.
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