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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1943
Page
8
Board No. 15 in the Masters individual tournament featured a tricky sequence as Roth, on the West hand, overcalled one spade against Alvin Lrom’s one diamond. Roth’s spade spread led to a simple four top tricks finish while North played three no trump.
The passage describes card moves in a Rummy round with East winning a trick by using the ace and king of spades and hearts sequence. It discusses strategic choices when forced to discard or break up a pair, noting that skilled players typically break up a pair to avoid giving the opponent a useful card.
A wartime social etiquette quiz asks if criticizing workers attire is proper, recognizing service insignia, using the phrase Just a private, blaming a busy mother for war work, or questioning a young man’s Army status. The article also poses action to take during the Star Spangled Banner finale.
A scrambled test of crossfill clues lists numerous numbered entries from 1 to 88 with partial hints like Adjudged 29 and God of love or Easy. The page mixes wordplay prompts, abbreviations, and misprinted phrases, suggesting a puzzle or crossword solution draft.
Penny confronts Bert Stringer who holds stolen films and a gun. He demands she cooperate to market the Alcan photos for money, hinting at selling to enemies while threatening her brother’s share. Penny weighs escape options as he lurks by the door.
Radio listings show a broad schedule of programs from Chicago and national networks. Features include serials, dramas, news commentaries, musical orchestras, quiz shows, and special broadcasts with performers such as Captain Midnight, Fred Waring, Lionel Barrymore, Eddie Cantor, and Kay Kyser.
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