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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
8
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West led queen of spades and South wins tricking with the ace. East acquires diamonds to sting the contract as South pursues marginal gains. A note on plumes for hats cites a drop in heron populations from feather demand.
A list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes items such as a vine fruit, color hints, and various short definitions covering places, letters, and objects, forming a themed word grid with numerous single and multi word answers.
A language note from Wea GUC discusses common misuses and mispronunciations. It highlights correct phrases and spelling pitfalls like ostracize and ostracism. The column encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily and explains the word malign with guidance on pronunciation and usage.
The October Bal lenger 4-H Club meeting at Sarah King's home planned a Hallowe'en party with Barbara Derr Jean Lantz and Bonnie Foegie on the party committee. They discussed writing a club constitution and Nancy VanFossen reported on a felt school. Mrs. Wites demonstrated felt crafts as refreshments and television were enjoyed.
A guidance note outlines proper conduct in routine calls. The advice contrasts two approaches: delaying self introduction until prompted versus giving your name at the start to establish identity and streamline the exchange.
Radio and television listings show WEMD 930 and WAL 100 programs interleaved with 630 Wal, featuring news segments, discussion series, dramas, film broadcasts, and named shows like Jack Smith, Pather Knows Best, Dragnet, Groucho Marx, and Talk formats. Included are times from 6:15 to 2:30, with multiple stations, networks, and departments referenced. The block notes defense attorney segments, lottery theater, and various audience pieces across CBS DuMont Hearst stations.
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