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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1951
Page
9
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A dense listing of radio programs across the evening including News for 16 minutes News and Commentaries and various music and talk shows. Notable items include Beulah's Shit on CBS News and Commentary Jack Smith Show Dinner Date and News Broadcasts from CBS and Dumont networks along with various concert and drama programs airing across the schedule.
TV listings show NBC-8 airing Paul Winchell Jerry Mahoney 830 Howard Barlow Orchestra 8 Lights Out 30 Robert Montgomery Theatre Dark Victory with Dorothy McGuire 1930 Who Said That CBS-8 Video Theater Treasure Trove Barbara Britton Horace Heidt Show 10 Studio One 11 Coreuit Rider Vice President Barkley speech Bumont-7 30 International Playhouse Tawny Pit film 9 Wrestling Dean James Columbia Park Tarzan Hewitt 15 Gene Stanlee Laverne Baxte Babe Zaharias vs Gob Steele
Today in history highlights notable births and deaths including Benjamin Thompson Count Rumford born in 1733 in Woburn Massachusetts died in France 1814 Nathaniel Bowditch born 1773 in Salem Massachusetts famed navigator and mathematician Edward Bellamy born 1850 in Chicopee Massachusetts author of Looking Backward John J Upchurch 1820 railway master mechanic founder of Ancient Order of United Workmen 1868 William C Redfield 1788 Connecticut harness maker and meteorologist died 1857 and embargo milestone 1794.
In a NEA Service column, Oswald Jacoby advises defenders to refrain from grabbing the first trick in a long suit. East applies the principle on defense, South slips, and the narrative shows how targeting clubs could build five clubs, two diamonds, two spades for the game.
A fragmented word puzzle from National Banner features clues for a long list of terms and answers across categories, including geographic and linguistic hints. The item presents a dense set of cross word style prompts with numbers and partial phrases, indicating a reader puzzle or glossary fragment likely from a page.
A compilation notes notable birth anniversaries for Betty MacDonald Robert B Carney Robert Frost Robert W G Vail Tennessee Williams and others with a Saturnian horoscope predicting strong character and perseverance amid hardship. It also mentions Amoldtime finishing third in the Tlaniungo Stakes at Hiwitah race track with a 15 1/2 length behind the winner On Capitol.
The narration details a bridge play where East leads a spade to dummy’s ace after West saves all his spades. With the defense poised to take three spades and the two red aces, the contract is likely doomed. If East had taken the ace of diamonds earlier, South could make the contract by running the remaining suits.
A compact timeline notes key congressional acts and events: 1804 division of the Louisiana Territory into Orleans and Louisiana territories. 1814 Hull court martial for Detroit surrender with death sentence remitted by the President. 1922 rail labor tensions and troop mobilization. 1928 unemployment estimates and stock market plunge. 1942 debt limit rise. 1948 export halt to Soviet Russia. 1950 Owen Lattimore flagged as McCarthy era Soviet spy. Also mentions birthdays and a U S Senator.
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