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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
4
A fragmented crossword style listing with scattered numbers and clues. It includes references to Perusers Peer Gynt’s mother and various word-fill prompts ranging from verbs to nouns, embracing cultural terms and arcade style puzzle hints across multiple lines.
Singer Ginny Simms testified in Beverly Hills court as she won her second divorce from engineer Hyatt Dehn. The couple, who divorced a year earlier, cited unsuccessful reconciliation for the sake of their two children David four and Conrad Tyan one. Dehn agreed to pay 200 dollars monthly for child support and 299 dollars monthly for 10 years as alimony. In a separate matter, a Baltimore juvenile case saw a boy charged with auto larceny receive commitment to Maryland Training School after swift court handling.
In a recent bridge column expert notes a striking squeeze born from unusual hand distributions. The piece analyzes a hand where the defender’s strange layout creates an opportunity for the declarer to maximize tricks despite unfavorable positions.
In a NEA Service column Oswald Jacoby describes Alfred Sheinwold’s bridge hand where a squeeze occurred with three suits including trumps. West led diamonds, Sheinwold as South used top clubs, ruffed diamonds, and executed a twisty sequence to gain eight and then ten tricks despite dangerous trumps and late discards.
A dense listings page outlines CBS WEMN 930, BC WRAL 1080, ABC WMAL 630 and WOR 1200 stations with evening lineups. Programs include News, Sports, Music, Beulah’s Sketch, Jack Smith Show, Dinner Date, Bob Crosby Club, Gabriel Heatter, You Top This, Count of Monte Cristo, and multiple dramas and variety segments across networks.
Know America Today's list highlights 1733 Joseph Priestley born in England and later in Pennsylvania, 1797 Eleazar Parmly born in Briantine Wisconsin and a founder of dentistry, 1813 Lorenzo Delmonico born Swiss immigrant who changed New York dining, 1832 John T. Gulick born Hawaii, 1834 Charles Halleck born New York, 1855 Perival Lowell born Boston and founder of Lowell Observatory. Includes Today in History notes from 1493 to 1950, birth anniversaries of Gen. Vandergrift Remington Braden and more, plus a horoscope warning about cautious mate choice for powerful people.
In Saigon March 12 President Truman will receive a ceremonial white elephant from King Norodom Sinhanouke of Cambodia. The gift marks Cambodia's first ministerial accreditation to Washington and will be shipped when space allows. The Cambodian king maintains a stable of elephants, used only at major state ceremonies in Phnom Penh.
TV listings across NBC CBS ABC and Dumont segments outline shows from Joan Contes Little Show to Stars Over Texas and Life Begins At 80. A Brooklyn Republican testified before the Senate Crime Committee alleging Frank Costello’s backing was needed in 1949 to back a Democratic mayoral candidate amid crime syndicate links.
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