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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1951
Page
6
A reflection on juvenile delinquency and adult responsibility, arguing that youth behavior mirrors elders. The narrator debates claims that today’s youth ignore the Ten Commandments and suggests adult missteps drive younger generations toward trouble.
A scrambled decorative foliage themed crossword yields hints for across and down entries. The puzzle includes clues such as Farewell Chopping tool Guided Receive knowledge and many garbled terms. The text ends with a note about teaching and a copyright line from Babson Newspaper Synd.
Court notices show marriage licenses for Robert W. Dunn and Catherine R. Barnhouse both in Gaithersburg and for Jason Arnold Wenner and Beverly Helen Kephart in Brunswick, plus divorces for Joseph M. Haley Jr. and Dorothy M. Kerr both of Cumberland, and others. Property deeds include Park Eyler to Jesse R. Nusbaum, Foster Hartseck to Grayson Hartseck, and a bank deed from Joseph M. Haley Jr. to Farmers State Bank. An explanatory note defines inferior and superior planets with reference to Earth's orbit.
Carnival player needed three club tricks to fulfill the contract as two tricks were possible in the other suits. South faced a decision after the lead and played the eight of clubs, allowing West to win with the jack. A standard method avoids guesswork by leading the eight to finesse, aiming for three tricks if the honors are split or West holds king and jack, with 3 to 1 odds.
In Jacoby on Bridge the writer notes that relying on luck rarely yields prize results. He observes players fixating on the ceiling or scratching their heads when faced with tough decisions, highlighting the need for thoughtful play over superstition.
West opened the ten of diamonds, East covered with the jack, and South won with the king. One glance showed decisive technique as the hand unfolded.
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