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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
8
Fragmented list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial words. Includes references to animals, weights, ancient terms, plants, deities, and miscellaneous hints. No coherent narrative, but a dense collection of puzzle entries and stray phrases.
Oswald Jacoby answers reader questions on canasta strategy. He weighs discarding sevens in the first pile, the risk of giving opponents a natural canasta, and whether safe discards can turn the tide. he also notes a player may rearrange final melds to complete a mandatory meld-out when necessary.
The survey finds reluctance among interviewees to endorse Secretary Brannan’s claim that the average farmer earns 69 cents per hour with about five percent return on investment. Many respond with skepticism or qualifiers, while a few support or doubt the statement, reflecting varied views on farm economics. Herd test news notes a 33 cow Holstein herd’s test year results, 452 pounds butterfat and 12.5 pounds milk daily, under supervision of University of Maryland and Holstein headquarters.
Bridge column discusses a hand where West opens and South passes. North Doubling? The cryptic hand notes show card arrays and an intonation of opening lead suggesting a trick play under pressure. It reads like a brief bidding and play fragment from a bridge column.
A bridge hand puzzle asks how to guarantee a no trump by countering a club distribution. The plan centers on winning the opening spade lead with the queen, maintaining the club entry, and using finesses to establish hearts spades and clubs for twelve tricks despite opponents holding four clubs.
Know America Today lists notable anniversaries and birthdays from 1817 to 1950s, naming figures like Sylvanus Thayer, John Howard Payne, Francis Miles Finch, Eugene Hale, Charles J Bonaparte, and others. It also recalls key historical events such as the Vigilance Committee in San Francisco and Ford’s Theatre collapse, plus a daily horoscope predicting female-leaning aspirations and potential wealth with effort.
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