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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1956
Page
6
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West leads spades and South wins with the ace. The article explains a winning line by leading a low club from dummy after winning with the king, guaranteeing four club tricks against any break and detailing the defense against a possible Q10x of clubs.
The article describes declarer safety in a club sequence. If West has four clubs South plays the jack, loses to the queen, declarer recaptures the lead and leads the last club to finesse dummy’s A nine. West then is held to one club trick while dummy makes the remaining four.
Frederick Kiwanis and Thurmont club organize Kids Day at the Frederick Fair Grounds with free movies at 9 am and comics and cartoons until 10 30 am. A full day of exhibits, Army Air Forces show, grandstand attractions and prize drawings follows from 11 30 am to 5 pm with refreshments available.
A jumble of clues and fragments lists words and numbers across subjects. It presents puzzle style entries with definitions and cross references, including names, places, and terms from fiction, geography, science, and history. The text resembles a scratchpad of crossword style hints and partial answers.
President Glenn A. Main Jr. and General Chairman Ethan G. Book lead a team organizing Kids Day with roles for J. Vernon Coblemz as secretary treasurer and Louis E. Eichelberger as finance chair. Concessions and entertainment staff include Mac Holzapier, Weary Serepca, Karlson Rothenhoeter, and Kiwanis wives. A festive, family friendly day is planned with refreshments and activities for all kids, as parents and families expected in large numbers.
Equity case Robert FE Harrison vs Charlotte Gloria Harrison filed for partial divorce. Several marriage licenses listed including Waller J Compion 33 of Mr Airy and Janice M Higgs 16. Franklin FE Green 20 and Eve lin M Wiles 17 of Thurmont. Ernest D Lee 6 widower and Pearl M Benedict 42 of Harrisburg. Charles T Bartygis 34 and Sarah A Kent 20 of Frederick. Kenneth Eugene Martz 21 and Eleanor Marlene Poole 20 divorced of Frederick. Property transfers show multiple couples, typically $5–$10 values, county or city. A stray historical note mentions Old Red, the best elephant exhibited in 1815 by a New York farmer.
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