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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1943
Page
6
A deciphered layout shows Edward F Jr and a series of clues with numbers and abbreviations. The vertical and horizontal entries mix personal names, roles such as Undersecretary, and common words forming a crossword style puzzle indicating a historical page feature.
Benjamin O. Johnson of Spartanburg and Fred D. Kaplan of New York won the Metropolitan pair event. Johnson demonstrated skill by turning a near hopeless contract, using a sequence of precise plays from the diamond to club and spade tricks to secure the contract and an overtrick.
This note lists common misuse and pronunciation tips. Do not say he is very fond of his folks but rather his family. Pronounce venison as ven i z n with i as in it. Spell pantomime as mime not mine. Synonyms include fault finding critical raptious and censorious.
In a wartime plant tale, Pete and Ken discuss a rumored romance affecting work. Foreman Mughead flirts with two women, complicating discipline as Pete plans a shake up to reassign staff and fire two workers. Pete and Les plot to expose Brackmyde’s possible sabotage while awaiting a station change.
A word study excerpt defines resilient as elastic and notes the pronunciation re zil i ent with the second syllable stressed. It cites Arnold Bennett in a quotation about joints hung on resilient springs.
A fragmented schedule lists various radio programs including Jack Armstrong, Captain Midnight, Sea Hound, Lassie and Ginger serials, Captain Midnight repeats, World News, sports and music segments. Notable names include Lyn Murray, Volney Hurd, Harry James, Kay Kyser, Raymond Gram Swing, and Gabriel Heatter. The lineup shows dramatic serials, news, talks, and musical programs across CBS NBC and related networks with time slots ranging from early evening to late night.
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