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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1944
Page
6
Silador cashed four more rounds of trumps as West held the queen of hearts and two clubs while East had a diamond and two clubs. After the last spade, both opponents were squeezed and Silador captured the final two tricks with the ace and five of clubs.
Sidney Shhlader of Philadelphia earns a place on the 1843 All American contract bridge team After a year claiming the Masters team of four and national events he ranks high with 206 Master Points His notable play included a famed squeeze to make a contract in a seven-spade line and strong rounds of trumps The piece also surveys Hollywood segue items from Erskine Johnson and notes on Lasky Bergen and Manville rumors plus a retiring Gene Fowler lineage
Article recounts how the 1917 third act of The Meanest Man in the World was swapped from Get Rich Quick Wallingford to save the play, the film rights preserving the original. It notes Marie MacDonald’s acting but no singing, plus casting oddities at Universal and Paramount. A Los Angeles tide near Redondo Beach reaches 67 feet, causing apartment damage but no injuries, with further fears for tomorrow's surf.
A fragmented reading of a word puzzle page listing clues and partial answers. The garbled text shows numbered clues across vocabulary items and a few stray characters, with no coherent news event. The section resembles a crossword or cryptic style puzzle prompt found in a mid twenty century newspaper page.
The Arcturus meets a German U-boat at close range as an exchange of signals ends in a torpedo threat. A covert escape, a daring explosion, and a dramatic battle leave survivors aboard the Arcturus and an American officer aboard to take charge.
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