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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
11
A fragmented crossword style puzzle page lists clues and partial answers across several categories. It includes references to historical figures, chemical symbols, animals, and measurement terms, with many entries incomplete or garbled.
The article discusses a bridge misplay in the Masters final round hand No. 14 where Alvin Roth wins the title. It analyzes the declarer's decisions, the diamond break, and spade distribution affecting the outcome, noting a missed path to five odd. The column ends with a Gin Rummy quiz answer about jokers.
Guidance on outdoor meals and dress codes. Yes paper napkins may be used outdoors, avoid elaborate silver and china. use pottery and simple silver. Do not tell guests not to dress up if you are dressed up. Yes, paper plates may be used for yard meals. If you miscommunicate, say I don’t believe I made myself clear. Better to say What Would You Do to find a safe solution.
The note lists usage cautions such as argue over vs about the subject and highlights mispronunciations like Chasten with a Chad accent. It also covers tricky spellings for celery salary and related word pairs including satisfaction contentment and gratification for learners.
A daily vocabulary note introduces the word sinuous meaning bending in and out and winding. It cites a quotation about sinuous rills in gardens and attributes it to Coleridge. The entry encourages mastering one word each day to grow language skills.
A dense, fragmentary inventory of radio shows and serials across networks. Notes include The Jack Armstrong Series, Captain Midnight, The Henry Aldrich Family, and news segments with Paula S. Hunt and Farrell. Highlights cover variety programs, dance orchestras, and wartime commentaries with multiple stations and time slots.
Penny endures Bert Stringer’s pressure to join him and head to Fort St John while she plots a plan to seize back the letters she needs. She feigns acquiescence, hides her anger, and uses a wounded knee mishap to search Stringer’s first aid kit for a vital box.
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