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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1951
Page
8
A cryptic puzzle fills a page with clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The theme centers on royalty and ancient terms while listing common words for fruit metals and body parts. Answers weave through compass points and mythic references.
The Wage Stabilization Board rewrote its merit pay regulation to grant employers more leeway within defined limits. Board chairman George W. Taylor said the update aims for maximum flexibility without undermining wage stabilization. New Mexico is noted for 176000 acres of gypsum.
A fragmentary philosophical note by N. A. Lufburrow contemplates bugs and worms as forms of life simple in nature. It muses on a world teeming with insect life and the risk to humanity if humans lose their supremacy.
Bridge columnist offers analysis of bidding and play strategies with examples and expert commentary highlighting common pitfalls and effective techniques for readers to apply in their games.
John Gerber of Houston uses a bizarre three no trump bid to force a hostile misfit, then ducks and finesses to win 12 tricks in no trump. East misreads spades, diamonds break, and Gerber secures a clear top score in the national tournament held in Washington.
A reflection on balancing work and life by Earl L Dougless with a Boston note on Gov Ewalt appointing Dr Jack Richard Ewalt of Houston as Massachusetts Commissioner of Mental Health, replacing Dr Clinton Perkins who resigned. The piece notes census record gaps and broader questions of happiness and purpose.
A dense listing of NBC ABC CBS PBS and local programs for weekday evening and late night, detailing news broadcasts dramas comedies and specials with times from 6:00 p m to 10:30 p m and including shipper notes about time zones daylight saving and station identifications. The guide references multiple networks and program titles such as News Broadcast News Commentary The Rickersons Mysterious Traveler and Beulah along with theater and film showings on DuMont channels.
A roundup lists 1763 James Kent born in Putnam County Connecticut and died 1847 1803 John Erickson born Sweden designer of Kenclad Monitor died 1889 1808 Frederick W N Crouch born England died 1896 1809 Thomas Kirkbride born Morristown Pa died 1883 1835 Paul du Chailly born France died 1903 1859 Theobald Smith born Albany head of Rockefeller Institute died 1934 1768 Pontiac era Detroit ambush 1777 Lafayette becomes major general 1790 US patent for pearl ashes issued 1854 Samuel Wilson Uncle Sam died 1882 Carlisle Indian School founded 1939 WPA theater project ended 1940 aviation ban noted 1946 Evatt at Paris Peace Conference 1948 Woolworths picketed Today in History Birthdays include Dr Herbert Ives and others Horoscope notes a favorable rise in fortune with cautions against treachery.
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