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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1943
Page
8
A mosaic of partial clues and fragmented terms from a cryptic style puzzle. The list includes references to astronomy gods, compass points, units of energy, and various nouns with missing letters. The scrambled grid suggests a quiz-like page with scattered definitions and wordplay cues.
William E. McKenney cites Lieut Herbert Gerst of the U S Navy as a key eastern Virginia bridge leader. He recounts a squeeze play: cash the ace, guard against bad breaks, then finesse hearts and ruff with spade queen, following with club and trump play to force West’s discard or loss of a diamond.
A note describes a tactic where counting and a handout lead to a squeeze for seven odd. It references HK as a notable example, highlighting the sequence and its outcome in a concise, period-tinged voice.
The piece notes widespread nerves and strain as people seek peace while continuing daily battles. It highlights mailed meals for POWs in Europe from the Red Cross and civilian internees, and reports prison-made munitions with 160000 prisoners across 100 state prisons using $60 million in industrial output to fill war contracts worth $7,765,412.
John Calder, staying near Lila Taggard, overhears a tense argument as a mysterious stranger presses threats around Taggard’s daughter. Calder trails the suspect Francisco Mirtilo through Mexico City, noting a mine investment tied to Sam Taggard and a dangerous plot unfolding amid noir intrigue.
Printed sermons from Benjamin Franklin's shop were converted into musket cartridges for the Battle of Monmouth during the Revolutionary War. The note highlights a clever factory conversion reflecting wartime needs and Franklin era print production.
Water is a key fear for armies and navies facing thirst while Typhus looms as a feared plague to subdue in Africa and the jungle isles of the Pacific. The text frames both as significant enemies requiring supply and disease control.
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