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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
12
A fragmented puzzle list appears with terms and clues for a presidential monument theme. Included are across and down entries such as several chemical symbols, numbers, and names that hint at a historical monument feature. The garbled OCR mirrors a crossword style grid with clues and partial answers.
A local remark notes rival operators in Hagerstown as the speaker cites letters from mothers and wives upset by sons and husbands who gamble on horses. Judge Mish suspended sentences for 14 of 20 prisoners from the November term. An English expert deems cocktails the worst form of alcohol to consume.
Card article recounts Mrs Lee Hazen of New York playing in South with four hearts after aggressive bidding. East’s psychic double. North’s four diamonds bid. Hazen wins with a spade play to ruff, finesses, and discards to end with minimal loss. Also notes Judge Mish fining Paul R Diffenderfer $50 for accepting bets on horse racing.
Pete, moved through departments at the plant, faces demotions and layoffs amid reform driven by his reports. He grapples with personal entanglements, recalling Kitty and her urging that his duty is to build safer ships. Conflicted, he retreats to the cliff to rethink his strategy and vows to win Kitty’s hand after boosting production.
A dense crib of radio program schedules lists numerous shows across CBS NBC and others, including Jack Armstrong, Captain Midnight, The Coast Guard Dance Band, The Henry Aldrich Family, Lum and Abner, Fanny Brice, Dinah Shore, Abbott and Costello, and Major Bowes Amateur Hour. It notes serials, dramatic plays, news, music, and variety programs with multiple time blocks and networks.
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