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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
8
A fragmented word puzzle themed around boxing hero references features clues numbered 34 to 59 across vertical and horizontal entries. Entries include definitions for items like front half of a mouth and states of being, with several sports and object terms mixed in.
Amelica's Card Authority explains jump shift bids show first round controls in two suits. North seeks to signal a big hand with two controls the ace of hearts and ace of clubs. South's three heart bid conveys slightly above opening strength. A squeezy line follows as declarer ruffs trumps, wins three clubs and three hearts, then cashes remaining trumps to deny East protection of hearts and diamonds.
A fragment discussion on manners asks how to respond to engagements and dating etiquette. It covers writing congratulatory letters, addressing people properly, and whether to press a partner for more frequent letters while away at camp.
A letter exchange recalls Allied air raids over Britain two years ago and laments wartime morale. The writer notes American sentiment and urges restraint while warning of consequences. An American armored division consumes 78,000 pounds of food daily in action.
A wartime screed quotes Nazi figures harshly condemning barbarism and cultural destruction. The provocative line mocks Allied calls for surrender and reflects the stark rhetoric used by German leaders during the conflict.
Ann wakes from a collapse of emotion after losing Terrence House to a will dispute. Bert counsels rest as Gibbs offers small aid. With rain, packing, and a plan to leave, Ann confronts abandonment, a looming departure, and the return of Jack Mason and Mary Lee seeking help.
Station listings show a wide mix of programs including Jack Armstrong serials, dance bands from Chicago, and variety shows. Notable entries include Henry Taylor comments, Lowell Thomas World News, Fred Waring’s Orchestra, and Sam and Abner serials, with several wartime public service and educational broadcasts. The lineup features Navy band performances, Dancing Music Orchestra, and drama series such as Mr. Kern, Easy Aces, and The Lone Ranger with regional airs noted.
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