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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1951
Page
9
Oswald Jacoby comments on planning to win bridge games and praises B. J. Becker as a careful, formidable opponent. He notes Becker will play in the Metropolitan Tournament in New York the last weekend of October and warns about the upcoming challenge.
Prices advertised for a wide range of used cars and trucks from Nash, Ford, Olds, Plymouth, Pontiac, and Chevrolet. Cars boast running condition with no junk, while dealers promote low prices, weekly deals, and contact details at Key Chevrolet Sales and Lawson Motor Sales on Patrick Street and Market Street.
Becker avoids careless mistakes in a hand where he carefully manages trumps and clubs. He wins the ace of trumps, ruffs with the eight of spades, draws rounds, and then cashes the king and jack of clubs to establish the diamond ace for the twelfth trick and a well earned slam.
Radio program listings show a dense schedule across stations WFMD WBWM and WMAL with News and Commentary segments. Various dramas comedies and serials run through primes from 6 to 10 pm including Beulah News and Beulah comedy sketches, One Man's Family, Mr. Mercury Mystery, Gabriel Heatter commentary, And Nighttime dramas from DuMont and NBC networks.
Anniversaries note Noah Webster born 1758 in Connecticut. Renowned educator authoring the spelling and grammar materials and the famous dictionary that shaped American language instruction. A lasting influence on schooling and language.
The page shows a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include abbreviations for Dutch, Red Cross, Hindu garment and other terms. Several entries hint at legal terms, measurements, and prepositions guiding solver work.
A compact historical column lists births of Carnival Generations and figures like Jonathan Dayton Lorenzo Dow and William P. Fessenden with birthplaces and death dates. It then recounts Today in History events such as the U S Mint establishment 1786 ether anesthesia first 1846 and John Brown raid 1859 along with 1940 selective service and 1948 military acceleration orders. It concludes with today’s birthdays including Justice William Douglass and Eugene ONeill plus other figures.
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