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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1943
Page
6
A ruling card play from William E. McKenney shows a false card in bridge where East drops the queen on the ace to mislead the declarer. The piece discusses potential outcomes and cautions readers that false-carding should be used only when there is something to gain.
A brief etiquette quiz addresses listening, personal questions, nicknames on visiting cards, and how a servant should address a teenage daughter. Answers include yes to being a good listener, no to asking personal questions of a friend, no to using a nickname on cards, and addressing the daughter as Miss Ruth.
A fragmented OCR puzzle article cites a long list of clues including Greek letters, metals, and foods, then cites Eastre as the spring goddess. It adds a remark that Canada produces 88 percent of the world’s asbestos, reflecting a historical trade mention amid the jumble.
Penny returns from a perilous trek with Cleve Rockwell and Bill Vance’s film rolls. Powell Ward congratulates her, admits Penny’s courage, and the trio heads to deliver news to Bill and Constable Rennick, while Penny brushes off makeup and remembers her transformed look.
The front page lists radio segments including Keep Vie onint on the War, Joe Rines-blu, Organ-thras, and Night Broadcasts. It notes Kennedy commenting, overseas commentators, world news, and a variety of musical programs and dramatic sketches featuring ensembles and orchestras.
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