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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1951
Page
4
A readable fragment lists musical terms and clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions instrument depiction, various word fragments, and cryptic references to rivers, compounds, and descriptors such as “Scandinavian,” “English river,” and “Made turbid.” The text hints at a themed crossword style puzzle with numbered positions and cross references.
Horoscope notes a love of adventure and sports with a tendency to obstinacy. It mentions travel to remote regions and study of unusual things while warning to guard against accidents and keep passions in check. The text also touches on geographic naming, and observes voting is compulsory in Argentina.
Bridge column discusses decision making under vulnerability with a hand example. The narrative emphasizes preserving the right suit and timing to avoid losses, illustrating how misreading suit length can ruin contract chances.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a four spade contract where South overcalls with a cue bid and South eventually secures a slam. West misplays by discarding a diamond, allowing declarer to finesse diamonds and clubs, while North redraws with strong spade support and two aces.
A compilation of key figures born in the United States from 1773 to 1824. Tsaze Hull captain of the Constitution known as Old Ironsides, Edwin Forrest actor, John Evans physician and university founder, David Davis jurist and Lincoln ally, and Leland Stanford merchant and railroad builder. Duplicated entries mark prominent births and deaths in American history.
A dense listing of CBS ABC MBS and local station programming across the evening, including news, music, dramas, comedies, sports, and feature programs. Notable items include WBAL WMAL coverage, Jack Smith Show, One Man's Family, Monty Worley Play, and Henry Morgan drama slots with multiple network and local inserts.
NBC in collaboration with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation plans an adult education experiment titled Tele-programs One. William Hodapp, a former producer, appointed executive director to oversee 26 programs this year covering economics public issues and sciences.
A compendium of historical notes including births of Eddie Foy and John K. Cannan, notable deaths in 1893 and 1928, and events from 1832 to 1945. It lists Lincoln's 1832 Illinois plea, the Monitor vs Merrimac battle, Mosby raids, US Civil Service establishment, first American Girl Scout troop, Pancho Villa raid on Columbus, WWI trench success, Roosevelt powers act, and other anniversaries. It also notes birthdays of Barnard Samuel, Robert St. John, and Samuel Barber along with others.
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