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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1946
Page
5
A dense OCR style page presents a long list of cryptic clues and abbreviations related to military unit nomenclature and general vocabulary. Across two columns labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL many entries span from rank insignia and unit types to common words and symbols, mixing letters and abbreviations with historical terms.
There are discussions on a chartered Pacific coast plane about partnership approach. The writer notes that a good bridge player avoids giving his partner a chance to err and explains several card-play lines to minimize partner risk. The piece emphasizes partnership, signaling, and taking the strain off a partner to avoid mistakes.
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson recounts Michael Chekov blaming audiences for fear of emotion and sharing anecdotes from film sets. It notes Moise and Chekov as rival Hamlet admirers, Sam Goldwyn and Danny Kaye box office chatter, and a Pirates of Monterey visit with observations from Gale Sondergaard and children. The piece closes with Gregory Peck and a touching oncamera moment.
Greer Lawrence prepares for a pivotal debut at the Melody Club. A new beauty salon visit boosts confidence while Isobel and Greer discuss family history and a returning former husband. Greer plans to perform with backing from Rocky Alverson’s club venture and awaits Jeff Mansfield’s escort tonight.
Charles William Yinger and Charles Bradley Luhn, from local Draft Board One, checked in Friday after receiving honorable discharges. The report notes their addresses 110 West Fifth Street and 42 Hamilton Avenue. The article reflects a coastal England perspective, stating no part is more than 100 miles from the sea.
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