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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1951
Page
6
A long pasted collage of dates, people, and notes from history alongside a word puzzle. It lists events from 1800s to mid 20th century, mentions figures like Daniel Webster and Bell, plus birthdays and a riddle grid. It ends with a vertical word group puzzle about animals, rivers, and symbols.
A compact column recalls Carnival Lithuania from 63 years ago and lists notable birthdays including Ben Ames Williams of Boston born in Macon Mississippi and Burnet R. Maybank of South Carolina born Charleston, along with Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard of Los Angeles born in Auburn Nebraska. The day’s horoscope notes ambition patience and loyalty to friends with a cautious, energetic approach to tasks.
Oswald Jacoby answers common canasta questions on discards and freezing. He explains that after an initial meld, a player may take an unfrozen pile with one matched card and a wild card, and that taking on the same turn as the initial meld requires a natural pair matching the top discard.
Today in history and anniversaries list notable figures born or died, including Goold Brown in Providence and Lynn, Mass. James M. Thoburn in Ohio. Edward Payson Roe in Orange County, New York. Luther Burbank in Lancaster, Massachusetts. Champ Clerk in Kentucky. Sewall Ford in Maine. with 1638 Anne Hutchinson linked Aquidneck Rhode Island compact.
A Pontiac correspondent explains forcing passes in bridge. The article discusses a Masters 1950 hand where West reopened the bidding after two hearts and later passed five hearts. East misread the pass, but West’s action forced East to act, leading to five hearts making and a 650 point score.
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