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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1946
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item lists U S Army unit references and a long array of crossword like clues with numbers and partial words. It reads as a glossary style puzzle segment noting terms linked to military units and common words across varied definitions.
Bridge article discusses partnership play on a Pacific coast charter flight. It explains how a good player minimizes partner errors, detailing card play ideas such as finesses and discards, with examples in diamonds hearts and clubs. The piece stresses not giving partner opportunities to misplay and notes vart score hands can be as engaging as grand slams.
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson reports actor Michael Chekov blaming audiences for stifling emotion. He recalls a jealousy moment with Moise in Hamlet, shares box office quips about Danny Kaye, and notes Gale Sondergaard’s kids at Pirates of Monterey set. Gregory Peck and Joan Bennett share a warm scene cut by a camera coffee grinder moment.
Greer Lawrence prepares for a high stakes debut at the Melody Club amid nerves and support from friends. Isobel anticipates her father’s potential return, while Buzzy Barton offers encouragement and Jeff Manisfield pledges a ride to the performance. Greer contemplates love, mother’s restrictions, and Rocky Alverson's backing as she dresses for the evening.
Two men from the Local Draft Board One area checked in at the board headquarters Friday. Charles William Yinger of 110 West Fifth Street and Charles Bradley Luhar of 42 Hamilton Avenue were discharged after reediving Randrable Mreenatees from the Wessel gee. No part of England is more than 00 miles from the sea.
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