This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1951
Page
6
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a hand by Hazard Schenken illustrating precise defense. After cashing the heart ace, Schenken aims to force a diamond trick and a later carding savior. Dummy wins with the diamond ace and declarer finesses spades, continuing with a low spade.
East Pass East Pass stopped Toy an additional moment of thameht, Try would be useless to Gish his second tramp trick, for thea climmay's dbal would give fonliper all the dicareds he needed. She was useles over another diamond, since Bash tac played the deuce on the first round of that sit, thus tadically that he did hot held the queen CL Schoenken lev elitttonds-aerreren, declarer wold veto a free finesse. henken foul a way out of his ciifivulties, by teading his singleton elib. New ceclarer couldn't pet Tetis Wand to etre the Rast teamp. Th he continued elutis, Schenken would carefully owlet the, hired a pound of ¢libs before he rufed Then he vod exit, safely with a heart, and Senta, unable to reach the dummy any more, wanted Nave fer lase a crane terek. Dovlsivor saw dhat his nals phance was to fake a danione finesse in ie hope that East held the jack of diamonds. It was a good fry, but of course it Jost, and the contract was conteated.
Highlights include 1805 Charles E A Gayarre born in New Orleans. 1839 John Knowles Paine born in Portland. 1859 Carrie Chapman Catt born in Wisconsin. 1900s figures like Richard Halliburton and Alexander K McClure noted. Also Today in History items such as Connecticut ratifying the Constitution in 1788 and major events through 1946. Birthday notices cover Nixon, Markel, Bing, Donnelly, Blondie creator Chic Young, and others with short biographical notes.
Court records include a bill of complaint for an absolute divorce between Helen B. Drury and John W Drury. Property transfers list several deeds among Bertha C. Flush to James L. Akers and wife, and others involving Lewis L. Coran, Mary Staley, Florence Blizzard, Roland E. Babylon, Carroll Kehoe, Alden Fisher, Clement Gardiner, Louise McPherson, James Hahn, Knowlton Burger, Alden Fisher, with various counties and nominal sums. Marriage licenses record multiple applicants with ages and residences, including Oliver H. Brown and Dorothy Hicks, Frederick M. Biggs and Eileen Wulftenstein, Elvin Shifflett and Burdette Baker, Clifford Green and Elsie Warner, David Schlayer and Mary Naylor, Woodrow Moats and G. Jean Szczepanik, Basil Schwartz and Ann Rogers. Dopey Sisters Club met at Mrs. Florence Keilholtz’s home December 22 with 11 members, decorating and packing gifts for two families. next meeting planned at an unspecified date. Archive
A compact clue filled puzzle item listing multiple cross referenced entries. Answers span names numbers places and terms from film and general knowledge. The fragment shows numbered entries for clues such as 8 He-in movies 13 Interstices 4 Eagle's nest and continues with diverse topics including compass point Roman bronz and New Zealand native fort.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 24 Father or mother 26 Defeated 27 Persian port 28 Let city 3) Malt. drinks 31 Exquisite 4N Drove 410n the Sheltered side 43 Footed vases 44 Preposition 45 Writing tools 46 Crafts 47 Fish sauce 48 Manufactured 50 Girl's name 52 Driving command 53 Sea eagle 55 Article 57 Eye (Sept.)
At the home of Mrs. Geraldine Siedling on Norva avenue January 25 a door prize was won by Mrs. Jean Keilholtz and a Christmas home prize by Mrs. Dorothy Wilhide and Mrs. Jean Keilholtz of Hagerstown. Refreshments were served. TV highlights include NBC-8 Perry Como and Milton Berle. CBS-8 Sure as Fate and Macbeth in modern dress. ABC-7:30 Beulah. Dumont and Cavalcade of Bands. Swiss Constitution observed by 22 cantons in 1848.
The listing outlines a dense broadcast schedule featuring WEMU WRAL and Wis aan on 1090 710 530 ke ke with evening spots. It lists music time, news casts, several drama and mystery theater segments, and a mix of commentary programs and shows such as Can You Top This and The Count of Monte Cristo adaptations.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.