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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1943
Page
8
A fragmented OCR page blends a wartime aircraft preview with scattered crossword style clues and trivia. It references a U S aircraft and features a jumble of numbers signs and abbreviations likely from a puzzle or test section.
In a bridge hand narrated by William McKenney, Colonel Gill uses a hold up play to force West to block diamonds, enabling a successful spade finesse and eventual nine tricks. The article cites Gill acknowledging the value of unconventional plays and notes his wartime service and leadership at Fort Story.
A mixed patch of trivia items including Commodore Perry and Japan isolation, improvised weapons against tanks, armor ear protection, seawater recovery, klompen wooden shoes, Wilson’s full name, and the last living male heath hen sighting in 1932 at Massachusetts Vine yard.
Dr. Miller declares Jerry and Ann out of danger as Miss Harrington earns credit for saving him. In a tense confrontation, Mr Baxton pushes a sale scheme while Bert and Sarah scheme to control Terrence House. Jerry reveals Ann’s rightful claim, but she rejects wealth to aid trailer families. The couple confesses love as a will scene confirms Bert’s loss and Ann’s future freedom.
A dense listing of radio segments from Chienge to various bands and serials. It names Richie Andrey, Kiddies Serial, Muse Orchestra, Fred Waring, and multiple program blocks with drama, commentaries, and news. Includes sports, war time talks, and audience interactions across time slots.
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