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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1943
Page
8
A garbled list mixes alphabets numbers and foreign phrases. It appears as a crossword style grid with clipped clues and partial answers, mentioning French city Latin terms and various word fragments. The text lacks a cohesive news report or narrative.
A compact word puzzle list features terms like 17 Day, 20 Gathering, 22 Singers, and 37 Jewish morth. Includes misc items such as Flower 33 Sketcher 34, Of the thing 36 Early English abbr 7M 38 Eject 43 and Golf de 49 Paid notice. The collection also lists Indian terms, a baby carriage codlog d 417, and currency Rupees Wena 35. A broad, quirky aggregation of clues without a single narrative or event.
A listing of radio programs including Towat's Programs, What’s New, What’a New Hour of Verete, and World News. Featured segments include The Voice from Alaska, American Eagle Club drama, Ellery Queen, National Barn Dance, Saturday Night’s Serenade, and Dance music from California with orchestras. Short listings cover Talk shows, mysteries, sports, and variety acts across various time slots.
Bridge column notes how opponents misbids led to a victory by one defender while another slipped. It covers a team-of-four match with North-South pairs overreaching into bungled contracts and a sequence of diamonds, trumps, clubs, and hearts leading to a favorable discard and ruff.
Jane, Brad, and Sam Alten navigate a murder case's aftermath at the Chronicle. Jennifer's jealousy, a blue silk clue, and a visiting Emerson Daily News photographer raise questions about who knew what. Brandt's intrusion and Brad's secret letter heighten the tension as Jane contemplates alerting Brad.
The defender concluded South would not lead the heart suit as shown if holding the ace and queen. A West player then led heart king, discarded partner's queen, and cashed the jack of hearts for the setting trick, exposing the misjudgment in the bidding.
A short note discusses common English usage errors and word study. It highlights misuses like choosing larger for two items and pronouncing certain syllables. It introduces lucrative as meaning profitable and urges daily vocabulary growth.
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