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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
10
A compact, puzzle style list of across and down clues covering a wide range of common and cryptic terms including animals objects actions and place names. The grid fills with standard crossword answers reflected by the given numbered prompts and themed endings.
Eliza learns from manager George Culbert that the Bendley land deal would flood her valley and end the mill. He presses liquidation and a cautious approach while urging collaboration with Bendley to secure a better price and future investments. She questions the plan but is guided by Culbert's hard business view.
A bridge column discusses cross-ruff play vs trumping after heart lead. It contrasts counting winners in no trump with counting losers in suit contracts and details a North hand plan for a cross-ruff, including how many top tricks exist outside trumps and how to handle potential overruff risks.
In a tense kitchen exchange Marilyn vents loneliness and rage, hinting at leaving town. Eliza consoles yet senses Marilyn’s instability while planning a lunch visit and noting Hespeth's practical care for Dave Wilson and Annie. Envy colors Eliza’s take on Hespeth’s know‑how.
Bernard McAuliffe, a Marquette service station operator, finally shaved on opening day after vowing not to touch a razor until the Detroit Tigers led the American League. The Tigers never reached first place last season, though Detroit tied for the top in the new season.
Mrs. Virgil Kinney of Lansing says she owns an electric iron bought in 1918 that has had its cord replaced but no repairs. She also notes an electric toaster used every morning for 25 years with no repairs. Kinney entered the claim after hearing of a 24-year-old iron owned by Mrs. F. D. Wicker in Memphis, Tennessee.
In Pepperell Massachusetts the annual hooked rug exhibition at the Pepperell Federated Church featured a standout piece by Bradford Upton, a retired railroad engineer, noted among the finest on display.
The page lists radio programming for Wednesday June 7 and Thursday June 8 with time slots from 5:00 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. featuring NBC CBS ABC and MBS shows. Notable entries include Frank Sinatra Beulah sketches News and commentary and crime drama dramas and variety hours across networks.
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