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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
6
The fragment presents a word puzzle with numbered clues spanning varied themes from music to language. It hints at a calendar of cross references and a narrative note that New Tilles held a position to set a contract within a larger heart suit context.
Notices record multiple executors and administrators in Frederick County Maryland. The documents announce letters of administration or testamentary for GUY ROSCOE FISHER JOHN W THOMAS HOWARD L SMITH and WILLIAM L BRANN, with claims deadlines set for December 1951 and formal notices by May 1951 or 1957. Names include JULIAN FISHER ADDIE MAY THOMAS MARY EMILY ROUCH EDNA MAE THOMAS YOUNG BARBARA L THOMAS HOWARD T SMITH MABEL VREELAND BRANW CHARLES F SIMMONS and attorneys RADCLIFF, Delauter, James, and Fout. The notices require creditors to file claims with vouchers and debtors to pay promptly. Publication dates include May 7 1951 and multiple May entries.
A dense guide lists radio and television programs with times and titles from various networks including News for 15 Min, Silent Hour, News & Comment CBS, Jack Smith Show, Dinner Date, Cavalcade of America, Mystery Theater, Bob Crosby, Fibber and Mol, Truth or Consequences, Captiol Cloak, and Fireside Theater among others. It notes time zone adjustments and standard time subtraction, plus montages of dramas, comedies, and variety shows across the evening lineup.
Today in history lists notable births and events from 1764 to 1948 including Edward Livingston, Aggasiz, Beauregard, Stoddard, Tony Pastor, Abby Teach, and the first Lake Erie steamboat Walk-in-the-Water. Birthdays include Laurence Kuter, John Warner, Lee Hills, and others with brief notes. Also features a horoscope and a bridge column by Oswald Jacoby describing the Greater New York Tournament format and hands from last year’s event.
North-South and East-West directions shown with three passes after an auction. The opening lead is a six from South, with declarer play likely failing on the lead. The fragment shows card sequences and bidding notations, indicating a bridge problem setup for analysis without a full solution in the text.
Westminster May 28 Dr Richard G Stone said a church related college must present the moral and ethical traits of the Christian heritage and meet competition in other fields He received one of four honorary degrees at the 85th commencement and St Marys School and Junior College Raleigh N C was also honored with a Doctor of Humane Letters Revs Charles Faidley Phillips and William Francis Wright were awarded Doctors of Divinity and Hugh Latimer Dryden Doctor of Science
In Hagerstown on May 28 a 77yearold man was convicted of obtaining welfare payments by false pretenses. Jack Phillips admitted $229 in county welfare funds over six months and was sentenced by Chief Judge Joseph D. Mish to six months in prison, suspended on repayment to the Welfare Department. He said the money was to secure a decent burial for himself and his four children. The judge warned taxpayers should not fund preparations for inheritance.
State Police reported that a 16 year old boy who fled Starr Commonwealth School for Boys at Albion Michigan was taken into custody by State Trooper Charles Hollie. The mother said she was en route to Maryland Training School to take custody and that the youth wanted to go to Aberdeen to visit his brother in military service there.
In Philadelphia a thief took a blue Ford last night and found jars of biscuits and peanut butter containing a deadly poison in the trunk. The car belonged to George E. Brehm, president of Hygienic Sanitation Co. Tung-tree researchers identify soils best for trees using leaf analysis to detect mineral deficiencies like manganese and potash.
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