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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1952
Page
10
A compact list of crossword style clues covering nautical terms mariner and shipboard items plus literary and general knowledge hints. Includes hints for words like Julius Caesar, ribbed fabric, book of maps, Arabian gulf and other entries with several cross references to solve the vertical section.
A compact note list reads like a crossword style page with entries such as Goddess of Peace and various clues including Indonesian of Mindanao, East Indian woody vine, Bristle, God of love, Surgical thread, and compass related terms, suggesting a themed vocabulary puzzle or wordplay feature.
Court records show marriages licenses issued for Arthur Wo Mayere and Priscilla J Nason in Bangor Va and Charles L Bronks with Patiiery A Robson in Viridie Aner. Westminster notices report Erman A Shoemaker and family at home, with sheriffs and tax entries in Carroll County.
Burkittsville officials selected Guyton merchant Garland 5 to serve as Burgess, filling the unexpired term of W Herbert Kennedy who left January 13 for a role with the Office of Strategic Allotments in Washington DC. The appointment, dated June 18, was made by the Board of Commissioners Stewart Bowius, Raymond Gerden, and Victor Rater.
A bridge column discusses Lou Lou and a risky spade play, noting how dummy’s jack misleads East and allows a defensive win. The piece contrasts clever tactics with errors and ends by stating historians disagree on General Grant demanding Lee's surrender sword.
Oswald Jacoby outlines forming a Canasta Club with 12 to 15 members meeting weekly. A method to randomize partnerships is proposed using a single shuffled deck to assign six pairs. Each round lasts about 30 minutes with five rounds per session, totaling over two and a half hours, followed by prizes for the top pair.
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