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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1951
Page
9
Oswald Jacoby answers readers questions on Canasta strategy. He explains that the winner is determined by the higher score regardless of which side goes out first, discusses when to meld to avoid giving opponents a big discard pile, and covers rules on wild cards, discards, and drawing from the stock.
Frederick delegates will join four Extension Service members for a two day district school of landscape gardening in Hagerstown under University of Maryland auspices. Dr. Link and Pardon W. Cornell lead lectures on annuals and pruning plus Johnson on landscape planning. Frederick participants include Beatrice Fehr Evelyn Hutson Henry Shoemaker and Bradley Jones.
A list appears mixing clues and answers for a word puzzle with entries such as Greek letter affirmative male sheep simple paradise and many odd terms including New Guinea port Irish town Lake Chad and Nigeria related items, suggesting a crossword style grid with varied vertical and horizontal clues and scattered proper nouns.
Clarance Franklin Stinson of Glen Echo Heights was fined 100 dollars after a federal hearing in Baltimore. Patrolman W. J. Grishkot testified that Stinson drove on a MacArthur Boulevard section through federal property, with the December 18 arrest leading to today’s court appearance.
Know America Today's list highlights 1826 born Richard Taylor Confederate general born near Louisville died 1879. 185? Samuel Gompers born in England founded AFL, died 1881. 1885 Jerome Kern, born New York, famed composer. other figures include Buddy DeSylva and Ralph Modjeski. Also notes University of Georgia charter 1785, Lincoln era orders 1862, and a town satire. Birthdays include Farrington, Georgia Neese Clark, and Learned Hand among others with ages listed.
A group of eight respondents express firm views against drafting 18-year-olds with only one or two supporting exemptions or delay. Names include Wertheimer Frederick Browning Oland Hoffman Max Bell Stone Young Mullen Runkles, all arguing they are too young and not yet ready for conscription or military service.
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