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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1951
Page
9
A garbled OCR style listing appears with scattered names, numbers, languages, and references. It resembles a crossword or word puzzle page fragment containing entries like Hebrew, Gaelic, French river, Greek gods, and random phrases, lacking coherent narrative or context.
A garbled OCR readout lists WEMD and WMAL on air with scattered phrases. It mentions town names, times like 10:30, and references to stations, programs, and people such as Prachi and Brente, though many words are unreadable.
The column discusses a Bridge hand where West leads and East and South engage in a complex play sequence. It notes misfit shapes, a dyeing open heart line, ruffed entries, and a critical strategy to preserve entry and timing. The narrative includes declarer decisions, suit testing, and the impact on the open game.
A chaotic compilation notes twenty events ranging from the Logan Act in Paris to Hitler becoming German chancellor in 1932 and the 1942 Price Control Act. It lists births and birthdays of various figures, including Thomas S. and Col. Sosthenes Reba, with scattered notes on ships prevented from work and a vague horoscope. The fragmentary item reads like a dated montage from a busy news page.
A fragmented obituary-like snippet lists several figures with births and death dates. Names include John Lansing, Peter P. Pitchigma, Samuel C. Armstrong, George A. Townsend, Jacob M. Dickinson, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, noting roles such as jurist, Indian chief, educator, war correspondent, lawyer, and president, with assorted birthplaces and death dates.
The article surveys television coverage tensions as networks weigh higher fees for major events like the World Series and push for direct live telecasts in competitive sports. It notes NBC and CBS schedules, mentions Rayburn and Berle, and lists night programs while signaling pressure on local stations to expand sports telecasts amidst rising costs.
A compact English lesson highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It covers words like affluence and fealty with guidance on syllables and accents, and suggests using a word three times to own it. It ends with an example sentence about an executive entertaining with affluence.
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