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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1951
Page
2
A fragmented list presents clues spanning dog breed horizons and assorted terms. The puzzle-like page links animals, plants, celestial references, and linguistic hints, with scattered numbers and foreign phrases interwoven in a vertical wordplay layout.
A bridge column advises players to avoid going overboard with bold bids as it may backfire. The piece examines common overreach risks and offers steadier, safer bidding guidance for improved play. It cites standard conventions and practical examples to illustrate prudent limits.
Oswald Jacoby narrates a hand where West doubles four spades to punish silver’s overconfidence. South cashes a heart ruff and misreads king of trumps, allowing a clever dummy play to force the contract, while South mismanages his trumps and clubs.
An essay argues that despite crisis and vice, America shows widespread neighborliness and generosity. It contrasts crime with communal aid and defends the underdog ethos, urging readers to focus on the good in people and society.
A man with an essential job should see it through despite delays. If something must be done he cannot quit but grits his teeth and starts the harder task ahead.
New Orleans Canasta expert outlines key signaling before first canasta. Signals include adding two wild cards to four natural cards, adding one wild to five, adding one wild to four, starting a new meld with no base, and melding more than needed to push for an early out. Jacoby notes he cannot answer individual questions but will cover common queries in future columns.
Knew America Today lists anniversaries of notable figures including Mary L H McCauley born in Trenton New Jersey and died 1832, James H Stoddart English born actor died 1907, Pierre Lorillard born New York died 1901, William Ripley Harvard economist died 1941, S Parker Gilbert born Bloomfield New Jersey died 1938. It covers historical events from 1778 Masonic Grand Lodge organized to 1950 Soviet Vishinsky at Lake Success urging policy shifts, plus birthdays of Livingston Blair and Conrad Richter and University of Missouri president Frederick Middlebush.
A list notes the births of Irene Rich and Dr. Luther H. Evans along with others from Grand Rapids Buffalo Baton Rouge and Chicago. It singles out a today horoscope predicting a quiet pleasure‑seeking person with strong friends ready to help, and warns against self-indulgence. It also records that John Jay was the first Chief Justice serving 1789 to 1795.
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