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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
10
A compact crossword style entry listing across and down clues, including Marine Corps leader Evig Gen, chemical symbol for samarium, garden tools, biblical pronouns, and various nautical terms, with numbers and cross-referenced items.
The piece parodies classic film stars and comic quips, noting how actors like Lamour Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Betty Hutton drew big laughs with shtick and ad libs. It mocks fame and the theater world with playful lines about acting and snobbery.
A summary of contract play at the Cavendish Club New York where six and seven doubled contracts occurred, with lead choices and a sacrifice seven diamonds. The discussion notes how only the ace of clubs yielded the extra trick.
In a tense exchange Meredith, Hugh, and Rosalie discuss Rosalie starting Cadet Nurse training. Stewart Frazier shows jealousy as he watches from River Gap, while family host Mrs. Cooper and Dr. Nichols react to the evolving relationships. The lodge scene hints at new social entanglements.
Meredith frets over a night call routine and fears disturbing husband Hugh as they discuss living room space and a separate room for her夜time responsibilities. Hugh protests but agrees to respect her needs, while the couple weighs sleepless nights and distant drives to the country.
Carol Joy of Salinas California discovered an abalone with a 29 inch circumference containing ample meat to feed a family.
Radio schedule fragment lists numerous programs with hosts and times, including The Jack Armstrong Serial, Superman, Wilderness Road, Captain Midnight, News Reports, sports, and music shows across CBS and BLUE networks. The dense lineup mentions repeats, serials, dramas, variety acts, and announcers and indicates a full late night programming grid.
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