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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1944
Page
6
In the hand described, the player managed a small heart in his own hand and a diamond in dummy with the eight of spades. He ruffed another heart in his own hand, then drew the remaining trumps and correctly read the club lead, losing only a spade a diamond and a club.
In a Mayfair Bridge Club session in New York Canus Waynick of Raleigh faced a four spade contract. North opened with a diamond lead, South shifted to a heart, and Waynick used a careful sequence to wring success from a perilous hand.
Bob Crosby will debut as screenwriter in a project about his Dixieland band, aiming to reveal the real life of a band leader including trials, gags, and nightly optimism. He recalls starting in Miami nights with a band that drew few patrons before breaking through.
Hollywood figures surge into politics with Virginia Bruce seeking a California state seat and Helen Gahagan running for Congress. Dottie Lamour's fur-lined sarong prompts jokes about government regulations while Lois Gibson joins the WAC at Buckley Field.
Marek and Julie visit a sunlit hilltop estate owned by Marek’s friend. He reveals a plan to propose as Julie wrestles with her evolving values and a lingering chance to meet David with a civic banquet looming for pilots from the Aleutians. Julie declines Marek’s invitation to the banquet to keep work.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks CBS NBC and related stations detailing serials, dramas, music, and news segments from 6:45 PM through 11:11 PM, featuring Captain Midnight, Lowell Thomas, Fred Waring, and The Cavalcade of America among others, with multiple serials and music interludes.
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