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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1943
Page
8
Puzzle style word list and fragmented clues mix medical terms with misc definitions. The readable items reference lung protection, burdens, and various cryptic hints across a long, unsettled grid of numbers and phrases.
William E. McKenney critiques a duplicat e bridge hand where a player repeatedly reopened the bidding and faced a strong end play. The article notes historical card designs and emphasizes education to avoid pushing opponents into contracts. An end-play sequence secures the declarer’s needed trick.
Test your etiquette knowledge with questions about greeting guests answering the door and telephone courtesy while caring for a child. Includes scenarios about inviting guests in, explaining actions on call, and handling a guest bringing flowers.
A quiz asks how to handle party etiquette and hosting. Answers suggest saying thanks to hosts, directing talks toward guests, and graciously declining obligations. Extra note mentions stamps and a Chinese dictionary.
In a tense narrative, the narrator and Lila Taggard navigate whispers of Chevalle, Johnson, and a gambling club Opalo. Suspects evade truth as Hernando and Fall push surveillance while Axis rivalries unfold concerning Lathrop, the Gestapo, and possible Japanese pressure. The plan centers on visiting Club Opalo to uncover the snare.
A dense schedule lists numerous radio programs across CBS and affiliated networks. It shows Jack Armstrong serials, Kiddies, Your War Job Interviews, Fred Waring’s Time, News with Henry Taylor, World News and Commentary, Dance Music Orchestras, Mr. Keen, Pecious Tracer, and many arranged performances by bands and orchestras, with times spanning early morning to late evening. The guide names various actors, broadcasters, and musical groups, reflecting a packed daily lineup of entertainment, drama, and news segments.
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