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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1955
Page
5
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with themed entries such as Platter spinner and various definitions including marine terms, animals, tools, and adjectives. The grid references men, birds, fabrics, poems, and numbers hint at a classic crossword style from a historical newspaper page.
Marlboro Raceway in Maryland expanded from a wooden grandstand to a concrete steel facility with 3600 seats by 1949 boosting attendance and revenue. The article notes improved licensing and a rising total from 687 to 718 over the years. It also profiles Chapman, named chief of Maryland State Police railway police, with a history dating to 1922 and work in interrogation and fingerprinting on railroad cases.
Western Maryland Railway announces Edward J Chapman aged 57 has been named to a new position in Hagerstown on October 7. The company notes Chapman will oversee operations and safety initiatives amid ongoing regional transport updates.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where weakening the trump suit endangers the contract. If North or South chooses no trump, 10 or 9 tricks are possible, but playing hearts allows South to cash honors. West leads spades, and South should discard a small club instead of ruffing the third spade to avoid giving away control. If opponents continue spades, South can ruff safely later and still control remaining trumps. Ruffing the third spade now risks running out of trumps and losing.
Richard H. Newhouse, 26, goes on trial for manslaughter in Cumberland over the death of Daisy E. Priddy, 45, a waitress struck by a chair hurled during a club fight involving Clyde Fike who was acquitted on a related charge. Associate Judge Morgan C. Harris presides. state rests, defense to proceed.
South can survive the spade ruff if he ruffs badly or breaks trumps. He may discard a club on the third spade, but the real factor is dummy holding a trump to stop the enemy suit. This relieves pressure on declarer's trumps.
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