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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1950
Page
9
A compact clue puzzle depicts horizontal and vertical word fits with abbreviations for actor names places aquatic terms and common phrases. It lists cross references for letters positions including Great Lake abbreviations and chemical suffixes while noting various short forms and verb clues within a single 4:00 timed grid.
A dense list of radio shows and times from a historic schedule. Mentions include Jack Smith Show, Gabriel Heatter, Carmen Dragon Show, Count of Monte Cristo adaptation, Whiteman Presents, Mystery Theater, Cavalcade of America, News Broadcast, Penelope's Progress, Mibber & Molly, Fine Arts Quartet, and Amateur Hour. Also notes Dinner Date, Evening News, and various drama and variety segments with station identifiers and hosts.
Oswald Jacoby recounts a bridge table tale starring Hard Luck Joe. Joe’s misfortune grows as the opening play and a key diamond trick misfire steer a doomed defense, leaving declarer to convert a doubtful contract despite Joe’s best efforts.
A reader letter asks Jacoby to discuss canasta with bridge. He cites four named players Minnie the Melder Vold-up Hairy Fearful Fred and Canasta Charlie and explains why certain styles fail. He urges flexible play, adapting to partners and opponents, with no fixed rules and emphasizes changing strategy hand by hand.
About seventy five participants including parents and friends of Urbana 4 H and M Y F girls and boys took part in a record square dance Saturday September 24. It was the first in a series of dances to be held every other Saturday night in the Urbana auditorium with James Montgomery assisting and calling the figures.
World Series broadcasting spreads across radio and television tomorrow starting 12:45 pm with 700 total stations planned. MBS handles twelfth radio feed with Canadian and Armed Forces services. television reaches 76 stations in 49 cities with NBC CBS ABC and MBS affiliates. Announcers Mel Allen and Jim Britt.
A young married woman at a party introduces herself to an older guest. She corrects the misidentification by saying her name is Jane Clark, not Mrs. Clark. The exchange highlights social conventions around names and recognition in polite society.
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