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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1943
Page
7
A garbled OCR item lists scattered entries including a naval air unit insignia note, an Oregon reference, partial word fragments, miscellaneous clues and misaligned numbers. The readable bits mention Be Sum ged, flute-like terms, Greek latte, head cover, and indium symbol. No coherent narrative or event is discernible.
Williams and McKenney analyze a bridge hand where an opening lead from dummy uses the ace, then the declarer must finesse in clubs. East overcalls vulnerably, the declarer aims to locate the club ace by leading small towards the queen and dropping the ace via a finesse after two trump rounds.
A reader poses etiquette questions about dining reactions to a woman in uniform, strangers addressing someone in uniform, including neighborhood children at a party, offering refreshments to children, and supervising children at events. The piece explores appropriate behavior, respect for uniformed personnel, and safety of food and activities for kids.
A quirky note on cordial invitations for newcomers contrasted with disjointed historical items. It mentions testing welcome plans, a suggested tea visit, and lists several historical dates and birthdays, ending with a cautious horoscope about impulsive natives and fluctuating optimism.
Today in history listings note Samuel Huntington signer born Windham Connecticut, died January 5, 1796. John Singieton Copley self taught Boston artist born Boston died London September 8, 1815. Sir George Woolley Poa pantomime actor born Boston died October 4, 1877. Sam W Small evangelist born Knoxville Tennessee died November 21, 1951. Rafael Josey concert pianist born Hungary died June 25, 1915. Also notes Quebec founded by Champlain and War Revolution takes command Army Cambridge.
Ann coordinates residents and visitors amid a flood emergency, guiding people to safer rooms, directing meds and care via Dr Renfrow, and rallying towels and beds for the worst cases. Jerry and the staff push through danger as nurses arrive while Ann endures exhaustion. A stray bird named Matilda accompanies her through the chaos as dawn approaches.
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