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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1943
Page
8
Fragmentary item appears to reference American Statesman content about a whirlwind topic and a U.S. angle, with unclear specifics. No clear people, dates, or organizations are readable, leaving only a vague national context.
William F. McKenney reports on a world champion Masters pair event where Charles Sanders of New York acts as substitute and delivers a squeeze play sequence. The article weaves card play with social etiquette questions about hostess duties and handling political discussions at home, concluding with suggested answers.
A brief note describes Mother Nature’s cuko shop phrase about Mother Carey’s chickens, the little birds that roam over the ocean, suffering wear and difficulty standing on land, with a cryptic line about “I t on land without 3 pae wins.”
The questions and answers cover wartime topics including Whittaker’s plantation near Lae in New Guinea, where American and Australian forces reportedly eliminated a Japanese contingent during the Lae fighting. It also notes alleged bacteriological warfare methods, Irish folklore creatures, Portugal’s anger toward Japan over Timor and Macau, and Albania’s UN inclusion demand.
Brad confronts Ella Black as Jane battles trust and fear after a funeral. Jane confesses feelings for Brad while Brad reveals his suspicions of her as a spy. Amid tensions at Lucinda's house they drive home with danger lurking and loyalties tested.
A fragmented notice listing numerous radio program titles and hosts including performances, news commentaries, and serials from various networks. Names like Jack Armstrong, Arthur Hale, and Fred Waring appear amid segments on war news, weather, and entertainment features throughout dayparts.
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