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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
4
By GSWALD JACOBY NEA Service explains three rules for freezing in canasta think before you freeze think again and keep at it. Early freezes risk giving opponents a big chance to meld out. decide carefully. The column answers frequent questions from readers and notes Congress members receive up to 300 letters daily.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists many clues and word stems related to a famous statue, including references to a warning priest from myth, colors, and various cross reference hints. The mixed entries cover descriptors, places, rivers, and mythical names, with vertical and horizontal prompts interleaved.
In a bridge column, North presumes a grand slam with strong diamonds but West doubles seven spades, threatening a set. South and North debate odds of redoubling, while cautious play suggests letting South reveal his own cards to avoid risky guessing.
Columbus Ohio June 15 The $10000 check from Lustron to U S Senate for a housing article is disclosed in a legal filing. The contract and payment date November 12 1948 are revealed amid a dispute over Lustron assets and related bankruptcy. The piece appeared in a nationwide booklet aimed at promoting affordable homes. The matter involves Norval, McCarthy, and the Lustron corporation.
The Urbana Bowl 4-H Club opened by President Bruce McKadven with the 4-H Pledge and song. The dance committee reported success and a straw title committee was appointed for June 4. Leader Robert Windsor and Assistant Leader James Montgomery distributed greeting ecards to be sold by members. Refreshments were served by James and Francis Montgomery.
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