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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1950
Page
9
A compact crosslexical clue list merges terms like dog breed, hints to molecules, and abbreviations. It maps to a puzzle style item, noting multiple definitions such as sun symbol, tellurium, and various short form words.
A compact puzzle item listing clues with numbered hints and partial answers including terms like maples 932 and essential being 40, plus entries for candice 24 and frozen rain 35. The sequence also includes clues for sole, ostentation, pair abbreviations, and a Japanese city among others.
Marriage licenses listed for James W. Brunner and Betty Cromwell, and Frank G. Johnson with Nora Tillman, plus property deeds involving John L. DeGrange, Paul E. Burkier, and Lloyd C. Culler. Munich case notes, Toner Conk, a 23 year old Oklahoma escape artist, jailed four and a half years after pleading to multiple charges. Anna Sporr Wiltoss mentioned as a German sweetheart. International weights body reinstates Japan as member. France hosts standard-setting bureau.
Oswald Jacoby explains profitable play by doubling opponents when they bid contracts you can punish. The aim is to impose penalties, delaying offensive bids unless a double is unsound or your partner can double. In the four spades play, East wins with the king and immediately cashes hearts ace before leading again.
A bridge narrative notes tremors and a dummy led to the ace of diamonds then clubs. South misplayed by bidding three spades over East three hearts, missing a chance to double. North should have doubled three hearts, risking 1100 points versus the game, a decisive swing in value.
Thirty two nations line up in support of American led military action under United Nations auspices to save South Korea. Egypt objects saying the conflict reflects East West divergence and condemns past council actions, while Britain and others vow to back the effort. Additionally Fort Meade announces 2216 reservists and officers to receive ORC summer training courses.
Readable scraps list July 3 schedule blocks for WBAL WEMD WMAL NBC ABC with news, commentary, sports, and entertainment programs. Mentions Univ. hosts, talk shows, concerts, and late night talk, along with irregular program titles and times.
Television schedules list daylight or standard times for New York with 15 replacements over 438 hours. NBC offers The Constitution and Hawkins Falls. CBS runs Beat the Clock and Toast of the Town. ABC features Whiteman teenagers and Super Circus. Dumont presents Capt. Video and Starlit Time in daytime and Think Fast in prime time. A parade in Bethesda marks the opening of a widened Wisconsin avenue dual lane. Governor Lane leads the march.
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