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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1943
Page
8
A scrambled crossword like page from Anse’s Midwest State preview presents a variety of numbered clues. The list includes terms such as symbol for erbium, hundredth of a right angle, edge, bridle part, six in Roman numerals, and other cryptic entries. The puzzle mixes scientific symbols, vocabulary, and wordplay in a vintage newspaper style.
William McKenney notes bridge players support war efforts and charity. A fundraiser targets 20,000 dollars to aid orphans with scholarstips while the Washington Bridge League starts a blood and serum bank. The American Contract Bridge League backs cancer-fighting causes in Memorial Hospital’s children unit.
A reader notes daily word study on opulent meaning rich estate and observes tax policy talk. References to payasyougo plans and deductions appear amid a barrage of fragmented quotations and personal attributions.
Six Frederick residents answer on new withholding method for income tax. Most favor 20 percent payroll withholding versus lump sum. Respondents include Joseph Zimmerman, Frank O Connell, Mrs Edward Esterly, A Reed, JoD Kelly. opinions vary by employment status.
Ann confronts a power broker and a mysterious lady as Terrence House nears a remodel. Awill dispute resurfaces while an unseen buyer plans major additions. Ann faces the looming possibility of losing her grandmother’s home to an unknown owner and a looming renovation.
A wartime piece describes how submariners experience life at sea aboard U S Navy boats. It highlights the galley meals cooked for crews and the aim to keep life aboard submarines as pleasant as possible under hazardous conditions. The feature notes the role of the Treasury Department in the war bond program.
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