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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
5
A fragmented word puzzle lists numerous disconnected items ranging from celestial terms to foods and phrases. The garbled OCR-style text includes references to heavenly bodies, chemistry terms, sports words, and common phrases, forming an incoherent composite of clues.
In a team-of-four bridge match at the Jacob Krslich Society, Dr Stern’s North-South pair at three clubs faced a tricky sequence, winning by 320 points after combining scores from both tables. East deviations altered play, but Stern's team prevailed with precise ruffing and diamond coups, edging out the opposition.
Hollywood gossip column reports Joan Leslie says she has been in love 19 times and has made 19 pictures with leading men. She discusses private affairs and notes her recent court victory freeing her from Warner Bros. contracts as she remains in the glare of studio life.
Chapter 17 Dos frets about saboteurs while Martin agrees to back to the Record as city editor. Barbara Ennis mystery deepens as Searle’s body and letters loom, with Dominick, Doran, and Morrissey mixing in. Dexter arrives, seeking clues about missing letters and heated threats.
Martin King learns of a blonde from the Gold Mire Club while a cabby hints at trouble and a possible link to a hotel and Wor Mor rie, as Martin contemplates calling homicide and cooperation with police amid a tense Village chase.
In a candid interview Joan Crawford recalls early roles and being steered by studios. She describes starting as Humphrey Bogart’s co star at sixteen and the shift to freelance work with plans for her first film opposite Herbert Marshall. She vows to choose meaningful parts and shed studio control.
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