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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1946
Page
5
A garbled OCR page shows a long list of crossword style clues and partial word fragments. Entries include military unit hints, geographic abbreviations, plant and animal terms, and scattered lettered hints, with little coherent context or complete definitions.
A bridge analysis discusses the four spade sacrifice bid and the resulting plays. It explains that South must finesse when spades split two-two and the dangers of misjudging opponents. The piece notes that many experts distrust sacrifice bidding in rubber play but value it in tournaments. It also briefly mentions the Southern Cross off Australia.
Helga the heifer attended a publicity party at the Biltmore Hotel to support Heifers for Relief’s Europe aid project. The cow posed with Victor Borge and Macy Anderson while press agents staged photos and joked about a calf. A remark about Elsie the cow echoed Hollywood pasts.
Lillie runs Pud’s Place with discretion amid a divided city. The Hill and North End view it as an oasis while the East End mourns the old Washington House. Through 1925 to 1931 the merriment fades as economic strain and criminal scrutiny rise, with patrons oddly vanishing and bondsmen auditing the books.
In a tense scene Lillie presses for a loan while whispering of scandals and high stakes. August Bradford’s office reacts as Lillie meets Mrs O'Dell and reveals a desperate need. Names tied to the matter include Senator Gail and men such as Dan Somerset Philip Manson and Bill Bellows.
Lillie O'Dell secures access to August Bradford's office and offers funds to keep the Bradford mills afloat during the Depression. She tells him she will see Rodney through college, and Bradford quietly accepts, noting the debt relief after the bank holiday. Rodney departs for Harvard.
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