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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
6
A garbled OCR page lists a string of clue-like terms and partial phrases across a grid. It includes scattered references to places, numbers, and odd pairings such as Australian town, barrier, insect, and religious group. The text appears as a damaged puzzle or puzzle-like list with no coherent narrative or clearly defined items.
Column by William E McKenne discusses the hold-up play in bridge, noting it challenges even skilled players. The scenario describes South leading spades, declarer needing careful defense and timing to avoid a downfall, with two spades and potential no trump as key outcomes.
Hollywood showgirl Claudia Cauldwell doubles as a professional radio contestant. She changes looks and names to keep appearing on quiz shows, averaging 75 dollars a week and aiming for 300 dollars on the next appearance. She admits she is obsessed with radio quizzes and must keep performing to win money.
Sunday Claudia predicts a busy matinee and evening as she jumps between shows from 1 to 8 pm then reports at Earl Carrial’s for the first show. She wheels wigs and glasses in her car and changes in ladies rooms while avoiding front seats. Rules to be picked: sit back, aisles, look bashful, wear a big hat, but she studies the host first. She craves the prize and a staged win. Dustness of assught pratigt hints at household fats salvage and grocery soap supplies with bonus points raised from two to four per pound.
Anne returns to Winslow farm to a warm welcome from her parents. She shares news of Wayne and Tommy, faces family worries, and recalls childhood memories while weighing a future with Wayne under wartime strain. The scene ends with Anne drifting to sleep under the beech tree’s whispering leaves.
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