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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1944
Page
8
America’s Card Authority highlights Mrs. A M Sobel as a leading contract bridge player. The featured hand shows South declarer Mrs Frederick Horn of New York facing a dummy jack and eight diamonds, with Sobel refusing to win the ten spot and Horn losing entry. Sobel laments, but the moment underscores her status and a memorable tournament moment.
Six residents of Frederick survey opinions on showing dead or wounded American soldiers in war images. Responses vary: some see necessity for war effort and realism, others label it bad practice or uncertain in impact. Participants include Harriet Gilman Frederick For some people they are needed and Leon Slover New Midway among others.
An exchange from Woodsboro features Michael E. Pue arguing that Saint Gauden’s copper sculpture Grief in Washington’s Rock Creek Cemetery harms morale, while a counterpoint contends that the public misreads wartime brutality. The page also notes native birds, early copper history, and a western Indian custom on scalping.
A compact listing blends naval air unit terms with scattered clues and abbreviations. The page pairs scattered items such as Eye Pensacola and symbols with color codes and measurement hints, forming a crossword style grid of terms and references.
Julie Brampton, stunned by a sudden crisis, flees to Studio Village seeking a room and funds. Kay Morris helps her secure two weeks’ rent and urges her to take a job at Empire Aircraft, noting wartime hiring of many young women. Julie hesitantly considers factory work to survive.
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