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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
2
Puzzle clue grid references depict an actress who won Oscars across years 1936 to 1997 with multiple word plays including musical notes, chemical symbols, and geographic hints. The grid lists various cryptic prompts such as genres, languages, and objects that intersect to reveal a namesake Oscar winner and related terms.
A column notes church carnivals as a sign of rising public prayer beyond families, urging Americans to align their lives with petitions to influence global affairs beyond the United Nations. It asserts prayer could prompt surprising diplomatic shifts if widespread and sincere. Annapolis reports that current license tag production is delayed due to metal shortages affecting Marylana’s new white-on-black plates and truck plates, with Governor McKeldin announcing a deferral past March 31.
In this NEA Service column, South senses West's strong double and high cards loom. West wins a club trick and leads clubs, spades, and hearts with precise play. South risks the heart finesse and diamonds, outlining how West can force two diamond tricks and a heart lead, ultimately showing why the contract cannot be made.
Horoscopes note Jane Colden as America’s first famed female botanist born in New York. Nathaniel Currier, Boston lithographer, born there. Genevieve Ward, actress, born in New York. George F. Baker, New York banker, born in Troy. Adolphus Greely, Arctic explorer, born Newburyport. Ruth Hanna McCormick Sims, publisher and congresswoman born Cleveland. Also listed are historical events: 1794 Congress orders ships to deter Algerian pirates. 1868 Myra Bradwell denied Illinois law license. 1884 long distance telephone talk Boston to New York. 1918 Pershing offers American aid in France. Roosevelt signs Vinson Bill to build ships and lanes. Supreme Court ruling.
Oswald Jacoby explains organizing a big Canasta event with professional directors if possible. He details seating, table setup, round structure, scoring basics, and a three hour schedule, ending with notes on future coverage. He lists 1966 Russian walkout and birthdays as side items.
Earl L Douglass comments on growing public prayer for world peace. He notes Congress urging a national time of prayer and the Stock Exchange official’s New Year prayer. He observes rising spiritual value discussion in business magazines and widespread private prayer amid international concerns.
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