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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
12
Puzzle style listing many clues and partial words across multiple categories. Includes boat terms, names, places and phrases with several mismatches and unclear OCR fragments. Answers expected span nautical terms, languages, and common nouns, forming a crossword style set. The fragmentary clues reference various objects and roles such as watercraft, gods, and occupations.
Brief bridge column note by Jacoby discussing North position and bidding considerations with concise expert insights for players seeking strategic takeaways.
A bridge hand sequence features West opening with a double, East signaling, and South securing a game and rubber after a decisive spade play. The narrative ponders how South inferred spade strength without seeing all cards, noting West held a singleton spade and that a weak takeout double was unlikely. Includes scattered items on immigration, court news, and scholarships.
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