Broadway and Main Street meets a painter uncle in trouble
Aunt Frieda recalls Charlie, an East Side uncle who pursues art across Delancey Street. He sketches guitars and meat in a butcher’s shop, prompting a violent threat from Herman Schloomp. Charlie plans a cash-value realism arc, then paints a Spirit of Meat on the butcher’s wall, escalating danger as the conflict with Schloomp deepens.
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Frieda
Charlie
Lower East Side
Brooklyn
Herman Schloomp
Schloomp
Delancey Street
East Side
Metropolitan
van Glick
van Goldberg
van Gogh
van Cook
Grandma Moses
Grandma Moishe
Schloemp
Virginia
Ina Carlton’s Bold Plan for Phil Bacon
Ina Carlton vows revenge after feeling snubbed by Phil Bacon. She schemes to trap him with a real estate deal, offering a $10,000 option through his firm. She ponders her pride and moral cost as she awaits outcomes at the Mendon road colonial house and sees Phil in his drive.
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Ina
Carlton
Marlene
Dale
Boylston
Phil Bacon
Phil
Mendon Road
Miss Carlton
Inn Plot Twist Reveals Ownership Switch
Ina Carlton admits a prank about the inn was aimed at trapping Phil Bacon who later reveals he now owns the place. He explains he did not sell it and clarifies the man nearby is his architect as they discuss planned changes.
Crossword puzzle across and down clues list
Across clues include Apple seed Gifts to charity A fold in thread Harvest Saying Sorcery Girl s name Hawaiian bird Constella tion Music note Congeals Goddess of discord Gr A shade of red Silent Moved with speed Weakened Stitches Topped Close to Ventilate Water god Lever Govern To form Narrow roadway s Golf term Great quantity Period of time Down clues include Snipelike shore bird Particle Kettle Fool Fortify Meadow A publica Pinnacles Sheer Container Grampus Ever poet Epochs Of an empire Takes supper Encoun ter tered Mark of a wound Gazelle of Arabia poss River Scot Less cold Boil an eye lid var Crazy slang
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Kettle
Fool
Meadow
Sheer
Container
Grampus
Ever
Arabia
Last Week's Answer Puzzle Clues
A compact puzzle card noting last week clues for a Brazilian city, an African antelope, a birth reference, and a spawn of fish. Reads as a teaser for a cryptic wordplay section with playful cross references.
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Antelope
Bergen Charms Audiences With Gentle Side On Air
Measured entertainer MEZ GERHARD EDGAR BERGEN shares how his on air persona reveals a humane side. His charity backs 12 Northwestern University speech scholarships and offers no interest loans to student nurses. A behind the scenes look covers Rags the dog in Our Very Own and Hal Wallis spotting Lou Steele for The Furies after a Paramount test.
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Lou Steele
Paramount
Hal Wallis
Steele
Wallis
Antioch Church and the World’s New Christian Center
A JR Circular Letter argues Jews and Negroes can join Christian churches with whites, citing Antioch as a new model where Gentile believers formed a true brotherhood. It praises Barnabas and Paul as unlikely reformers, notes Antioch’s rise as a center beyond Jerusalem, and asks readers what name their church would earn from neighbors.
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Paul
Jesus
Foreman
Jerusalem
Jérusalem
Antioch Church
Alexandria
Rome
Constantinople
London
New -York
Geneva
America
Churches of
Scotland
Little Church of
New York
Yunnan
Antioch
Old Antioch
Christ
Contempt of Court and a Marooned Explorer Tale
A lawyer complains to a judge that a client refuses to pay his fee, the judge asks about a written request, the lawyer says yes, the client tells him to go to the devil, then the lawyer reports to the judge. An explorer marooned in Canada recovers and recalls hard sledding despite no snow. A Southern judge works a case with an old Negro accused of theft, the defendant insists on telling the truth without a lawyer.
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Canada
Ras
Darky
Hemisphere Census to Survey Western Hemisphere
The 1950 census will cover about 150 million people in the United States 50 million in other North and Central American nations and 100 million in South America. The program aims to collect vital statistics on occupation and living standards across the hemisphere.
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United States
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Museum
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Mulls
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Phil Bacon & Co
Ina Carlton
Richard H. Wilkinson
Fas
Mez Gerhard
Edgar Bergen
Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Goldwyn’s
Our Very Own
Ann Blyth
Rags
Ann
Jack Pack
Bergen and
McCarthy
Unday School
Charles Erdman
Israel
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Luther
Africa
David Livingstone
Asia
Hudson Taylor
William Booth
Sewing Circle
South Wells St
Chicago
Mil
Sioux City
Mayfair
Personal Management
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