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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1944
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item lists U S Army insignia elements and related clues. It mentions 42 Westphalian insignia of the river U S Army, small child, shops, roof finial, parts of insignia, a moving truck, symbols for acetyl and cobalt, and compass points. It also includes deposed and obstructive terms and fur types, alongside Indian.
A list of crossword style clues and abbreviations appears in the page fragment. Items include chemical and measurement clues, titles, and names such as Doctor of Theology and Doctor of Science. The text mixes Latin and English terms with partial phrases and stray punctuation.
By William E McKenne y, two women, Mrs Erwin J Seligman of New York and Mrs Ruth Chase Goldberg of Philadelphia, capture the national open pair title. The article notes Seligman and Rosen have trioed to win the women's title for three straight years. Seligman dominates today's hand, ruffing and discarding to force East to ruff, then leads into dummy’s strong trump suit to reach five odd.
In a tense sequence from a Lee-Welby caper, a Navy draughtsman plans to swap blueprints for cash with Goroshovel in Court Square. Lee and allies stage a risky diversion toward Count Deduchin’s Montague Street residence, triggering a midnight blaze to cover their tracks as they close in.
A dense listing of radio programs from Detroit and national networks detailing shows, dramas, music, news, and commentary. Entries include Army and Navy broadcasts, London reports, orchestras, thrillers, and variety hours with numerous personalities and program names across multiple time slots.
The War Food Administration says farmers will receive about seven million tons of superphosphate next year, roughly 20 percent more than this year. Some of the central superphosphate will be used to create mixed fertilizer for 1944, while farmers will also receive more straight superphosphate for direct application to crops.
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