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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1942

Page

6

Radio Programs and War News Broadcast Schedule

A dense listing of radio programs and war news segments across stations, naming shows such as Captain Midnight, Don Winslow of the Navy, Orson Welles, Jack Armstrong, The Lone Ranger, Red Cross updates, and many musical acts, with times ranging from early evening to late night. It notes serials, dramas, and commentaries, plus theatre-style features and news roundups.

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Puzzle Fragment From Mother Nature's Curio Shop

OCR style puzzle item lists clues and partial answers from a word game. It presents horizontal entries with numbered clues such as 1 5 11 and 34 and includes references to U S economic chief abbreviations, chemical symbols, and miscellaneous definitions. The readable portion shows incomplete terms like table utensil and compass point.

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ECONOMIC CHIEF Puzzle Clues Reveal Broad Word List

A dense list of cryptic style clues covers varied definitions from economics to language, with entries including Impels Gained Accede and Abstract bei plus phrases like International language and Towing vessel. The fragment hints at a wide array of cross referenced terms and possible puzzle mechanics.

Careful Trick Count Is No Trump Must Careful Trick

In High Point North Carolina during an annual visit the author recalls a bridge rubber with Col R B Tory and colleagues. A card play example shows how a misled opening spade could shift the winning path and the resulting trick tally underscores careful counting.

High Point N. C Col R. B. Tory High Point Enterprise Colonel Terry New York Francis R. Stark Western Union Albert Rockwell Warren McKenney Terry Idan Gline East

Mind Your Manners and Postwar Etiquette Dilemmas

A wartime etiquette quiz asks how a hostess should respond when a guest offers help at table and how to handle a wrong telephone number. It notes correct responses prefer brief refusals with gratitude and suggests minimal detail. The page also mentions the housing policy decree by WPB NHA and WMC allowing workers renting war housing to purchase homes after four months and a note on how infantile paralysis germs enter the body via nasal passages.

WPB NHA WMC

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