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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1937
Page
11
Hollywood notes describe talent discontent with unpredictable schedules, MOS filming slang, Flynn trivia, Bobby Breen’s costly haircut, and Errol Flynn poised for a role in athletic trunks. Samuel Goldwyn plans Technicolor for future productions.
A stormy sequence at Farrington Bluff follows the shooting death of Jude Blinshop and the disappearance of the Skipper. Suspicions rise as a second body is found and a key clue points to a hidden revolver in the mansion. Mallows and Gay Palmer search the grounds while Barbara’s disappearance weighs on the household.
Defense in a bridge problem from a rubber match led by Irving Epstein of York with South as declarer. The article discusses forced reads and end plays, emphasizing careful sequence to avoid exits for the defender and to transfer the burden to the declarer.
The text describes a bridge deal with opening lead, trumps, and defenses. It details decisions by East on the twelfth trick, the effect of discards, and the sequence of hearts and diamonds leading to the final tricks. Epstein is mentioned as aiming to shorten trumps and force a lead-up to a late play, with notes on resulting tricks.
A large crowd is expected at the Western Maryland Guernsey Field Day on Mrs. Juliet G. Smith’s farm near Libertytown. Seventy six entries from Frederick Carroll Washington Howard and Montgomery counties will be judged by William Hepburn of Emmadine Farms starting at 11 o'clock. Sixteen classes including two 4 H Boy Club members will compete with a silver trophy for each first prize and ribbons for others.
Postmaster General Farley authorizes a special stamp for North Carolina's 350th Raleigh founding anniversary. A July 4 Ecuador issue marks the U S Constitution bicentennial with stamps, while Washington awaits official confirmation of a U S Constitution stamp.
Despite threatening weather a large crowd attended the opening of the Union Bridge Fire Department carnival and festival. The event runs all week with a parade Saturday at 6 p.m. Music by Westminster Boys' Band Saturday and tomorrow, I O O F Band of Taneytown Thursday, and New Windsor Boys' Band Saturday. A firemen's parade with Carroll county and visiting departments is set for Thursday at 6 p.m.
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