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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1943
Page
8
A compact puzzle item lists varied clues and answers such as naval unit insignia and chemical symbols alongside everyday words. The OCR fragment hints at cross references and a wordplay grid typical of late 19th or early 20th century newspaper leisure pages.
A bridge example shows how the hold-up play can defeat declarer by denying the queen of hearts an entry. East’s heart position leaves South with no easy entry, illustrating defensive technique. Separately, the University of Salerno in Italy stands as one of Europe’s oldest institutions, founded in the ninth century.
In a bridge rubber, South wins with the ace of diamonds and wins several tricks. Hazen’s comments note the declarer’s three spades two diamonds and a club, with potential heart tricks to seal the contract. If Hazen seizes the first heart, the declarer risks establishing hearts with the eight and nine sequence.
A dense listing of radio shows and musical programs across CBS NBC and local affiliates. Entries include Turan and 2 Hugkais, Dane al Myortto and His Orchestra, Arthur Hale talks, Grand Old Opry, Chicago's Theater of the Air, and the Army Service Forces Present. Includes Variety shows, news, drama, and musical performances across multiple time slots and networks.
Sally returns from a night with a doctor while roommates tease about his age and availability. She recounts the meeting, vows restraint, then heads to work at the War Commission. The group shares frugal routines and gossip as Sally hurries to her new duties.
A fragment notes 14th century Oxford students lacking funds could beg in the streets or sing for money at Anes al. The item reflects student hardship and bartering for education in a historic urban setting.
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