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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1951
Page
9
A dense grid of cross clues spans multiple categories with numbered hints. Solutions include animals, tools, colors, ranks, and phrases, reflecting a vintage newspaper style of puzzle compilation and wordplay.
The second annual grain marketing schools for producers, country dealers and their employees will be held in Westminster on June 1 and Easton on June 4. The one day programs begin at 9 45 with Joseph L Newcomer of the Agronomy Department as speaker. In Westminster Adam Kellar of the Western Maryland Railway Company and Dick Richardson farmer Carrell County will join T L Bissell Extension entomologist and George Burkhardt agricultural engineer to discuss grain handling and storage solutions.
The Canadian American tournament in Montreal sparks a classic hand by Percy Sheardown. Playing South, he risks a weak club holding, executes a first trick ruff, and using trumps to force East into a dilemma. The key play hinges on whether to discard spades or diamonds when South’s queen may win later.
The piece praises Wilberforce as a British hero who led the abolition of slavery and argues that national sin is collective, not tied to any one person. It cites recent atomic bombings and social ills, urging accountability for all citizens. Also notes a Brattleboro dairy herd’s strong milk test results from Middletown, Md. owners.
Oswald Jacoby discusses fast out tactics in Canasta. He explains when the discard pile is frozen by wild cards or red threes, and how a partner meld can signal weakness, guiding players to support each other while preserving safe discards. The article advises careful play when melder is to your left or sight and notes rare cases where a partner can meld out.
Know America Today's anniversaries span 1795 to 1950 with figures tied to Johns Hopkins, railroads, exploration, politics and science. Birthdays include Tom M. Girdler, Gen. Simpson, Constance Anderson, Manley Hudson, Frank Wilson and Lady Astor. Also lists Today in History events from 1815 to 1950 and a brief horoscope note.
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