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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1951
Page
4
Oswald Jacoby explains Canasta scoring methods for tournaments versus social play, outlining plus and minus scoring, end-of-round limits, and fairness implications. He notes that tournament directors should decide rules, with a 3000-point per-round limit used to cap winnings while losses remain full.
Americans commemorated William Byrd Theodore Frelinghuysen Henry Schoolcraft Wade Hampton Norman Hapgood Frank Hawks with births and deaths noted. Today in history recalls Taylor crossing the Rio Grande in 1846 Jamestown sails 1847 and other events through 1918 with railroads deficits and riots in Cincinnati.
In Stayman bidding, North shows a four card major and South advances to game with a maximum no trump. East misplays by cashing ace and leads to a sequence allowing South to exhaust trumps and discard, making the contract unbeatable. The article notes expert bidding aims to reach game with slight chances and highlights precise play decisions.
The fragment lists numbered crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries including musical instrument terms and common words, with partial entries and punctuation errors indicating an OCR fragment from a newspaper puzzle page. It shows clues such as Instrument, Card game, Take as ones own, Denomination, and Rich furs among others.
Puzzle clue list includes terms like incursion Roman emperor finest Egyptian sun god bewildered vendors ski races to to dressed paving substances tab Greek let it is name its inventor proclaim cause permits wintry precipitat plays on words pronoun impolite donate right ab average ab
A compact chronology recounts key historical milestones from 1928 to 1950 including Amos and Andy’s first broadcast in 1928 and a U. S. Supreme Court ruling in 1938. It notes Patton’s 1945 German advance, naval actions near Alaska, and NATO defense plans. It also lists birthdays of Herbert Lehman and other notable figures such as Spyros Skouras and Christian Hert er, highlighting private ownership, U. S. military and media history.
The Maryland Hereford Breeders Association will stage its eleventh annual show and sale of horned and polled Herefords at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Monday April 9. Sixty eight animals have been selected from Maryland herds for the sale by J Hargrave Cunningham. B H Wilson will judge and Jewett Fulkerson the auctioneer. The association will hold its annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Sunday April 8 at Tp. Mm
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