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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
8
Truesdale Clark of Rochester New York led the world championship Masters individual tournament for three sessions, top early and briefly led, then faded to thirteenth. He bid a grand slam, executing a squeeze to force the contract after a queen of spades opening.
Clark took the king of diamonds and cashed in the last two tacks, winning the endgame with the ace and ten spots.
A compact guide lists etiquette questions and authoritative answers. It asks if a minister should usher churchgoers and whether to acknowledge sermons. The sample responses include No for the hair question, Yes for excusing from the table, and alternatives for the church door handshakes.
Luf recalls long-past times when barter ruled and men swapped cows hash and farm supplies for goods. The speaker notes a world of improvised exchange, where trade depended on usable items rather than money.
A dense OCR style piece presents a long string of crossword like clues and stray notes. It references a Guido scale and hints at monetary exchange and prices, with a narrator lamenting the complexity of modern commerce and possession.
Cleve and Penny trek by river with prospector Innes. They navigate a sandbar, portage, and mosquito nets while planning a canoe journey. A sudden bend brings a torrent and a crash as Penny loses consciousness after a blow to the head from the water or rocks. Cleve calls to Penny as both fighters struggle in the surge.
A dense listing outlines a wide array of radio programs including dramas, serials, music, news, and talk shows. Notable items feature Tracy in Seriah Shlr, Captain Alidnight, The Lone Ranger drama, Wecker’s news, and War commentary programs with multiple hosts and time slots across blue west and basic networks.
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