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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
4
Card game guidance on keeping many cards to improve safe discards and securing the pack. Includes Q and A on wild cards, canasta counts, and melding rules. Baltimore report notes Charles M. Bandiere seeks Byrnes Senate seat in Maryland.
TV listings from New York on June 5 show various programs across NBC CBS and Dumont including Montgom ery theater Champion The Goldbergs and Taming of the Shrew. Kenneth Sdwin Kefauver of Frederick graduates from the University of Maryland June 10 with a BA in Government and Politics. He held leadership roles in Student Government Association Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Beta Epsilon and The Latch Key and earned the Men's League Award. He is now a Baltimore resident living with his parents.
Fragmentary scan shows a word puzzle labeled State Banner Horizon1 1 4 with numbered clues across and down. Entries reference flags, religious vessels, ancient deities, languages, and common words, suggesting a vertical horizontal crossword style with multiple theme terms.
In a JACOBY ON BRIDGE column note, Larceny Lou uses a remembered miscue to mislead South in a four diamonds overcall sequence. The ruse leads South to misplay the trump suit, costing him the contract. Also a birthday surprise for Silas Layton of Dover on his 74th and a Frederick, Maryland convention scene as Harry Roderick and Paul Moberly attend the UFWA annual meeting in Chicago.
South Bend Indiana June 4 General J Lawton Collins Chief of Staff of the U S Army received the 1950 University of Notre Dame Laetare Medal as outstanding Catholic layman in America.
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