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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1944
Page
6
In a Bethlehem courtyard Michal faces Drusus and Herod's orders to kill male infants. She claims the act is a baptismal planting of a cedar for a son and acacia for a daughter, clinging to her baby as the guards press.
A crossword style clue listing many entries for horizontal and vertical words with definitions such as Dined Neither Intense and Eject. The grid includes terms like Cartographs High card Boil slowly and Abyssinian prince.
The note references a prior puzzle and sets a 26 as the count. It includes a prompt to unlock or open a mechanism or solution, suggesting a continuation or reveal tied to puzzle numbering and a numeric lock.
The U S War Refugee Board states it is a fact beyond denial that Germans have deliberately and systematically murdered millions of innocent civilians including Jews and Christians across Europe. Rua News Want Ads.
A wartime casualty list names wounded service members by theater. Asiatic theater includes Edwin C. Eanes and Harlen Shipman among others. European theater lists William P. Johnson and Delbert W. McConnell. Mediterranean, Southwest Pacific, and other theaters name several more, with next of kin noted for two.
In Easton, Pa a young bridge player Rheiner T Hutchins of Bethlehem selects a bold line after a diamond opening. He rises with the ace of diamonds and plays for all the points, relying on heart breaks to secure seven tricks and avoid fuss with a no trump contract.
Washington report lists 18 Oklahoma soldiers wounded in action across five theaters. Next of kin were notified and kept informed directly by the War Department about all developments.
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