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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1957

Page

4

Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed With Errors

A dense OCR style list presents mixed across and down clues with numerous typos and misread words. It shows entries for various numbers, including phrases like Ball Fr and Steep, plus species terms such as Merganser and Snapping beetle, and words implying actions like Make big again and Direct. The text resembles a crossword puzzle grid note rather than a coherent news item.

Man Sentenced to Weekend Jail Time for Drunken Driving

Charles P. Graham, 44, was sentenced to jail time and fined $100 for drunken driving. The judge noted possible additional loss of time and set a weekly jail schedule from 9:30 a.m. Saturday to 6:30 a.m. Monday, allowing him time to report for work. The article emphasizes the unusual sentence structure and the defendant’s need to maintain employment.

Puresuurgh Jae Charles P. Graham Graham

Larceny Leads to Confident Trick in Bridge Play

A bridge hand details a confidence swindle where Larceny Lou uses a queen jack combination to force errors. South misreads a heart queen position, weakens with a faulty club play, and fails to see the fake lead, costing the contract.

Declarer Bummy East South Lou Dummy Larceny Lou Jack Queen Jack

Two Men Finish Rescue On Icy Baltimore River

Sandra Phillips, 34, sank after ice broke on Hack River in Baltimore. Leona Rignarzewski, 11, plunged in while helping, then was saved by neighbor Nancy Oechsler who also fell in and was aided by a truck driver and others who pulled the two women to safety. One man died trying to assist.

Baltimore Wy Sandra Phillips Hack River Leona Rignarzewski

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