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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1952
Page
9
A dense OCR style puzzle page featuring numbered across and down clues. It lists definitions and fragmentary terms such as Harangue, Harness, Fined roots, Roads ab and fort related items, plus many mislabeled or garbled entries including Persian tent markers and Shoshonean terms. overall a word puzzle with dozens of minor and partial clues.
In a bridge note, North opens with a hand described as A10974 and a 4QI6 pattern while South responds with 3d and 4h. The sequence shows passes by West, North, East, then South, leading to bids and a double, ending with a lead analysis of a and four.
Oswald Jacoby reviews a complex bridge hand by Eddie Goldblum of New Orleans. Goldblum makes a difficult contract by forcing two winning cards on one trick, with careful play of spades, clubs, and hearts. The declarer finesses and ruffs to reach a sequence where West is forced to give up the losing diamond, keeping South’s winners intact.
A canasta strategy guide explains when to avoid completing a canasta with wild cards. It discusses preserving safety by discarding mid game, using the deuce to freeze the pack, and weighing risks if opponents may meld or take the pack. It also notes research funded by the March of Dimes toward polio immunization.
In The News record, the declarer plays a long diamonds and hearts sequence. He wins the ace of diamonds and the king of hearts, followed by a heart ruff with the last trump. The tenth trick ends with a high card sequence, while opponents double on the final trick, one catching a diamond.
A jumble of reflections urges readers to insist on the right of way in life and on the road while warning that pushing too hard can cost respect and rewards. The piece weaves social duty, personal risk, and a note about Abner Doubleday at West Point.
In Baltimore on January 4 the Legislative Council voted to grant immunity to radio and television stations from damage suits for libelous remarks made by political candidates. The measure aims to protect broadcasters while allowing continued political discourse.
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