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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
10
In a North 18 46 pass card situation expert defender notes how poor break can mislead play. The column urges careful counting and practical decision making to avoid letting unlucky leads derail the contract and to convert chances into points.
Oswald Jacoby revisits a Cavendish Club nemesis note about a 3-1 trump split hand. He shows a calmer line that refuses a second spade ruff and discards a heart to let the opponents err. If east leads slams, ruff with diamonds and draw trumps, freeing the clubs. World War II railways moved 97 percent of military passenger movement domestically.
A dense listing outlines WFMD WOR WMAL WAL and other stations with a 5:00 news block, multiple talk and drama programs, and late night features. It catalogs show times such as Beulah's Skit, Jack Smith Show, Dragnet, Counter Spy, and The Lone Ranger, plus news broadcasts and music segments across networks ABC CBS DuMont and more.
A compact roster lists Robert L. Stevens born in Hoboken and died 1855, poet Thomas H. Chivers born near Washington GA, cabinetmaker Allen B. Wilson, lawyer Thomas B. Reed, and others with births and deaths. Also recaps Today in History events from 1783 to 1950, plus birthdays for notable figures and a horoscope warning about flattery and vanity.
Earl L Douglass urges America to reclaim its founding course and resist European influence after World War I. He warns against adopting continental socialists and foreign philosophies while emphasizing American birthright and leadership. Windmills in the U S are described as primarily for rural water pumping.
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues for a tufted plant and related terms. Across and down entries reference plant Phlox subulate and various partial answers such as Jow, Lurch, Capuchin monkey, radon symbol, and other cryptic midline hints, suggesting a themed crossword style grid with numeric indexing.
The Baltimore Board of Estimates approved raising the cigarette tax from one to two cents a pack. If City Council passes the ordinance next Monday and the Mayor signs, the measure would take effect next January. Budget Director Herbert Fallin estimates the extra penny would raise about $1.4 million in the next fiscal year.
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