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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1942
Page
10
A historical newspaper snippet presents a partial crossword with clues such as Pictured sports team manager and Run away from. Other hints include Metallic element, Fashion, Nickname for Milton, Him, Foot digit, Nitric acid alt Sadat, Receptacle, Manner, Group, Corrupt, Signal system, Gilt edges, Upon, Transparent, Combat between two persons, Not sweet, Vitrified cinders, and Make lace.
A mixed set of crossword style clues covers topics from Bible books to legal terms and animal names. Highlights include references to a baseball manager, positions and actions, with vertical and horizontal hints spanning chemistry symbols and common words.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks CBS NBC and ABC featuring news reports war commentary sports dramas and variety segments. Notable items include Ted Husing sports coverage Fred Waring music and news, Jack Armstrong repeats, Lone Ranger dramas, and Dawn to late night shows with dancing and quizzes. The schedule emphasizes wartime broadcasts, political commentaries, and entertainment blocks with multiple time slots and stations.
The speaker references bombing Tokyo and Jimmy Doolittle’s heroism, warns against underestimating enemy power, notes London’s bombings, and asserts England is not beaten. He argues the Allies must strike back hard to defeat Japan.
Chicago player Arthur Glatt becomes Life Master No. 29 as he executes a masterful five trick sequence in the All-American Tournament. He wins with a strategic diamond queen finesse after tracking South's distribution, despite a spade run risk and careful cover of clubs.
A compact entry outlines common misuses and pronunciation tips for words like corps versus core and Spokane, with guidance on spelling and accent. It notes acquisition as the act of gaining and includes a Sterne quote on the growth of desire for knowledge. The Tennessee River remark highlights its two crossings in Tennessee.
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