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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1944
Page
6
A garbled OCR read presents a vertical list of numbered clues and word fragments across various definitions. The text mixes partial entries such as final letters and stray symbols, suggesting a puzzle page with across and down hints rather than a coherent news item.
The piece recalls Kay and Georgia Carroll buying early American antiques on an eastern vacation. Kay, improving but restrained by arthritis, wears a brace and uses pills while recounting a tale of an Al Smith pea knife gag. His prize possession, a quarter cost pea knife from Rocky Mount, N C, becomes a quirky anecdote.
Paul Stern of London reports a rare safety play observed on May 16 at the Minster Club in London during a bridge hand. The sequence shows opening spade, clubs, and a calculated diamond safety to guard against a bad diamond break, ending with all diamonds good and trumps resolved. Bolivia noted as South America’s third largest country with an area of vast square miles.
NEA correspondent Erskine Johnson reports Jane Wyatt recounts the thrill of kissing Cary Grant in None but the Lonely Heart. She notes the morning takes are surprisingly lecherous, while most rove scenes were shot late at night. Wyatt, returning after a baby break, discusses acting at home and eyeglasses.
On the ship Coromandel Cherry engages with Pip and Rory as radio offices hum and a promenade deck becomes a stage. Cherry’s mood shifts between playful intimacy and loneliness while Pip, Terry, and Douglas Fennimore vie for attention. Rumors swirl about Scott Price and the passenger circle as Cherry moves between people and private thoughts.
Rep Compton from Connecticut, returning from the European front, stated that Great Britain will not be able to pay the United States after the war for lend lease balances. He argued that nations which did not contribute should bear the debt of those who did.
Radio program notes describe recurring serials and sketches including Captain Midnight and Tom Mix style adventures. Mentions of urban broadcasts, local comments, and dramatized hourly segments feature newscast style interludes and musical interludes as part of a 4 minute block.
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