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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1943
Page
8
A fragmented OCR page lists clues and answers for a vertical and horizontal word puzzle. Items include film actress hints, weapon references, nautical terms, and abbreviations, paired with numeric positions and cross references.
A versatile player seizes multiple titles in a string of event wins. Notable figures include HAMN96 and Goren K108764 as strong competitors. The competition spans regional venues with players from North East progressing through rounds, while a dealer or table conditions influence hands.
Charles HL Gorth of Philadelphia dominated the summer national tournament, finishing first in three major events and third in another. He starred on the Masters four man team, won the national men's pair championship, placed third in defending the world Masters pair title, and claimed the Masters team-of-four crown amid a day of complex bridge play.
A fragment prompts readers with social etiquette questions about hosting guests and manners at events. It lists scenarios such as care in leaving belongings, acknowledging hosts, expressing thanks promptly, arriving on time, handling a frightened child, and smoking etiquette at a bridge table.
A Nazi military commander in Denmark. The second question asks how long a cork oak tree takes to regrow after stripping its bark.
Bette frantically searches the Post for Sue as Captain MacQuaid and Scott vanish. She tracks Sue along a pine needle trail by a river, finds Sue and Scott confessing affection, and learns Sue has changed her mind about their engagement, leading to a relieved, conspiratorial return to the Post.
A collage of quirky questions with terse answers. It mentions a cork coat evolving over about ten years, sodium burning on contact, a Wallonian enjoying fishing, Izaak Walton as author, a natural substitute for pipe cleaners from birds’ feathers, and a fanciful tale of grapes in the Arctic, breadfruit in Oregon, figs in Colorado, and crocodiles in South Dakota.
A dense OCR list outlines radio programs, hosts, and genres across networks. It includes dramas, mysteries, variety shows, news, music sets, serials, and commentator segments featuring Jack Armstrong, Lone Ranger, Duke Ellington, Harry James, Fred Waring, and others, with numerous titles and times.
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