First Woman Wins World Bridge Masters Title
Mrs A M Sobel of New York becomes the first woman to win the world championship Masters event partnering Charles H Goren of Philadelphia. The hand featured strong defense with trumps and diamonds as Sobel navigated ruffs and leads to secure the win.
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A M Sobel
New York
Sobel
Charles H Goren
Philadelphia
Sotel
North
South
Mrs. Sobel
West
Radio Comedian and Radio Wife Word Match Puzzle
A fragmented clue style list pairs numbers with definitions and slang for a themed radio era puzzle. It hints at names, roles, and items like a hostelry, blossom, and flax while mixing cryptic style hints such as a musician note and a bird’s beak. The set appears to map to crossword like entries across many numbered hints.
Hollywood Notebook On Comics Aids Language Learning
Hollywood writer Paul Harrisod notes that comic strips help foreign actors learn American slang and diction, citing Ingrid Bergman and Ruth Roberts, while stars like Tyr Powers and Errol Flynn face military duties. He mentions studio plans, cast changes, fashion notes, and humorous studio pranks, ending with aviation design curios and a colorfully odd diary of Hollywood life.
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Paul Harrisod
NEA Service
Hollywood
Ty Powers
Navy
Herry Fonda
Col Darry
Zamuck
20Th: Fox
Errol Flynn
Coast Guard
Norman Krasna
Glenn Ford
Eleanor Powell
Gee Phizz Ersatz
Marion Martin
Monta Woolles
Phizz
Warner
Newcastle
Prop
Florida
Air Force
California
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Crum
Mara Bodbel
Daaler
Geren
WAKS
Mother Nature's Curio
Red Cross
South Amelia
Isle of Wight
Et H
Alaska
Jimmy Doolittle
Smi
Maxine Grubb
Sani Etoor
Sesh
Grae
By William SE. McKenney
America’s
Cord Authority
Ireland
Aswe
Pazsle
Uate
Ane
Ntelligeng
Canal Ducade
MR. Ant
Mrs
Joe
Millie
Matt and
Jeff
Mike
Jeff OC
Thand
Hamlet
Roots
Nou
Cora
Stree VO Some
Red Ryder
Freckles
Twiggs
Krewy
LREG
PAT
Wes
Deanna Durbin
Universal
Aeronautical
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