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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
5
In the problem from William E. McKenney the declarer should cash the ace and king of clubs after the opening spade lead. If clubs split, the contract holds. if not, the declarer can crossruff the hand for the balance. In rubber bridge the aim is five doubled, not six.
Hollywood gossip notes actress Greer earned a Doctor of Humanities in Winter Park Florida after a Rolling Caltere trip. She delivered an informal acceptance in robe and cap, ad libbed on stage, joking about Florida oranges scenery and homes. A campus play interrupted by a movie screen provided light moments.
The fragment lists clues and terms across a puzzle page, including references to late author images, decay, permits, and various crossword style hints. The scattered items mention Hawaiian Islands, metals, and terms linked to wordplay with vertical and horizontal sections.
Bobby Soxers scream and performers move on as Chico heads to Miami Beach after A Night in Casablanca while the gypsy of the Macx Brothers Chico eyes South America or England. Snowball Whitler, a teen star, is in Hollywood Merchant Marines, and Alan Jones forgets the National Anthem at Fort Bragg. Wrubel suggests music therapy for calm minds, and Town Talk notes censor cuts, Army film spending, Laraine Day adoption plans, and Loretta Young on temper.
Diana moves to East Earlewood to uncover Fennel’s fate while Miles faces suspicion. She plans to confront Aunt Emma and secure Uncle Rufus’s money, staying at a chalet with a cautious cab ride and a looming decision to betray the truth or safeguard Fennel.
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