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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
10
A fragmented OCR style entry lists naval honors and related clues. It mentions the highest andmedal given to Navy men, along with scattered terms like Ontario, Romanian, East Indies, and Royal Navy abbreviations.
A bridge columnist discusses a four hearts versus four spades clash. He argues careless play doomed the four spade contract and advises opening two spades to seek aces, warning most players err through carelessness and must count the risk on opening leads and trick order.
The text presents a quiz on proper social usage with agreed answers Yes for questions about gifting hostesses flowers, handling neighborhood fights, teaching five year olds gentleness, and crown children entertaining for parents on anniversaries. It notes a transfer block and mentions Greece and Egypt child relocation proposals, plus a stray fact about anteaters using tails as blankets.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Eddie Rommel former pitcher and American League umpire Beardsley Rum author of a tax plan Irwin Rommel and Nani general, with unclear context and several misspellings.
Ann confronts Gibbs and Mr. Bax ton in a tense office scene over Gibbs status and a stolen will. Gibbs refuses to stay, Ann pledges responsibility for his conduct, and the group treats Gibbs as expendable as time presses toward a hidden heater and the cave.
A dense listing of radio programs and musical segments across networks and sponsors. Includes serials such as The Jack Armstrong and Captain Midnight, various orchestras, news broadcasts, talk and comment programs, and live music showcases with multiple names and times.
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