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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1951
Page
9
A themed word puzzle listing varied clues from historical page: entries like Empire State and Franciscan mission are present. The vertical hints include Songbird Fish French’s arte Palm fruit and several cross references forming a dense grid of crossword style clues.
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An Atlanta correspondent weighs a bridge hand where West opened with ace of clubs and Hast eventually secured a trump trick, leaving the slam doubtful. The analysis argues neither North nor South is clearly overbid and defends the bidding as sound, given potential stronger hearts, clubs, or ace of clubs holdings and the likelihood of successful long run results.
Poem urging embracing daily tasks and fun to avoid boredom by finding pleasure in what must be done. attributed to N. A. LUF BURROW.
A poll at Frederick Fair shows six residents adamantly oppose horse meat as food for Americans and Europeans. Respondents include Mrs. James Cramer Rose Hill Manor and John A Derr 19 East Fourth, all saying they would not eat it.
Oswald Jacoby discusses canasta strategy and etiquette for late games. A San Francisco correspondent recalls a tense last hand where patience and deliberate play determined the final score, highlighting when to push for a win and when to concede in family versus club or tournament settings.
Anniversaries list notable figures from 1828 to 1950 including George H Baker George Westinghouse Albert Beveridge George Lorimer Carole Lombard and current birthdays for Brien McMahon Clarence Little Hugh Lamb Paul Porter David Dietz and William Key. Also notes historic events from 1818 to 1950 and World War I and II era references.
A fragment from a 62 year old item mentions a carnival slogan in Dudleyville Alabama and notes a judge from Wilmington Delaware born 56 years ago. A horoscope warns about choosing a mate amid strong desires and a separate note references a West Maryland sportsmen tour starting at Culler Lake Frederick at 1 p.m. Also a New York report states Willie Pep's license was revoked and Sandy Saddler suspended for roughhouse tactics in a bout at the Polo Grounds on Sept. 26.
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