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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1951
Page
3
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions flags of a principality Monte Carlo and a mix of transliterated terms, color notes, and cryptic definitions covering rivers notes and family terms. The scattered items invite solving a word grid from cross references and abbreviations.
Eight year old Jerry Crum of New Midway found an almost mature albino mouse in his grandfather Hanson Crum’s feeding room. The pink eyed, nearly white furred creature is rare in appearance. Jerry plans to keep the mouse as a pet.
The guidance suggests handling memory lapses politely by identifying yourself and referencing a past meeting instead of bluntly saying you are forgotten. For example say I am Dorothy Smith, I believe we met at the Grayson's last summer to avoid embarrassment.
Oswald Jacoby explains Samba Canasta specifics on black threes and red threes. Black threes are stop cards and can be melded only when going out, while red threes score but only count after two canastas. Drawing from stock or discard is exclusive per turn, two cards from stock if you draw stock, one if discard.
Know America Today's Anniversaries recounts Thomas McKean born in Chester County and died 1817, James I. Scripps born in England and died 1906, George Herbert Palmer born in Boston and died 1933, David Todd born Lake Ridge New York and died 1989, William Jennings Bryan born Salem and died 1925, Joseph Stilwell born in Florida and died 1946, with historical items like Webster Parkman murder trial in 1850 and the Milnois Central Railroad organized in 1831.
A compact historical digest notes a 68 day coast to coast run from San Francisco to Florida before the Panama Canal era, the 1917 eight hour day for railroad workers, New York pioneering daylight saving in 1918, and the 1920 Senate rejection of the Versailles Treaty. Also lists notable birthdays from Gen Patton to Jo Mielziner and a horoscope about knowledge guiding today’s success in medicine or serious literature.
In a bridge column West weighs a risky lead against conservative opponents. South and East defend well. a sequence ends with West scoring a decisive set as East and West cooperate to exhaust South’s position. The hand features a spade finesse, club play, and a squeezed diamond, producing a sharp defeat for declarer.
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