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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1943
Page
8
A jumble of crossword style clues and partial phrases appears, listing numbers and partial definitions such as Biblical Pronoun and Adriatic region. The readable items suggest a vertical puzzle with scattered entries like Bethlehem related terms and generic descriptors.
A cryptic card game snippet shows a deal with North East Pass and opening six by North East. The text mixes hands, dealer notes, and token phrases like Pass Pass 2 and ta. No clear outcome or players identified beyond generic terms.
By William E. McKenney Arechoa's Card Authority notes a difficult bridge hand where Sidney Silodor of Sasate, a world champion this year, rallied from a hopeless position. The play begins with a queen of diamonds misplayed, followed by deliberate ducking and careful ruffing to set up a winning defense despite a bad break.
Advice column questions on proper conduct at social events and hospital visits. Topics cover inviting guests to your party, phrasing of military spouses’ statements, visiting hours, requesting access to a patient, using containers for flowers, and handling illness before visiting a friend in hospital.
A jagged OCR snippet poses questions and answers about a visit and bedside proximity, then shifts to a heading EMPLOYMENT ZOOMS. It notes May 1943 US employment rising beyond the nation’s 1880s population, indicating wartime labor data. The fragmentary text lacks full context but signals a wartime employment surge figure.
Jane Carter awakes to a quiet house and the weight of recent murder. She suspects Brad and Uncle Ed may be involved but battles grief for her lost father and Joe. Police probe the apartment while Jane prepares lunch with Brad, hoping for normalcy before an inquest and a crucial letter from Attorney Billingsley’s case surfaces.
The piece notes daily language cautions and a mechanical tip. It highlights reticent meaning inclined to stay silent and mentions a car issue where propeller shaft vibration with the hand brake engaged can stem from hardened mud on the brake drum.
A dense list of radio program titles and times spanning drama, news, music, quizzes, and serials. It names Jack Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Pirate segments, Coast Guard style reports, and various orchestras with times from early evening into late night.
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