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A scrambled puzzle entry lists across clues and numbers including Aspire six Mutilate Scottish Gaelic Egyptian dancing girl and more. It features adjectives nouns and misc terms such as Apportions On a ship Tibetan gazette Twisted fabric Meriting Compass abbr Once more Thing of value Stream of water Land measures Foot Jevar Friar s title River Keeper of golden apples Norse European kite Relieves Ireland Evenings poet Colored as fabric Pause.
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Ireland
Barn Burning Suspect Neighbors Questioned by Sheriff
In a rural scene Howie and Tristam Olds free a bound boy after a barn fire scare. Sheriff Gunfrey arrives to question suspects, naming Shell or Long as local possible culprits amid tense town dynamics and lingering danger.
The Trap by Daniel Shifren
A farmer resists offers to be bought out and a tense plan unravels as a neighbor schemes with his sons. Howie and Trist clash over a ruse and a fatal setup leads to a dramatic night of pursuit and a sheriff's reluctant conclusion. An unrelated note adds a scientific tidbit on nickel in echo depth sounders.
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South Africa
Millionth US traffic death expected in December
The article notes that around mid December the United States will record its one millionth traffic death. It highlights the long rise of automobile use since the early 1900s and calls the deaths a senseless waste, then mentions there are numerous reasons for the trend.
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United States
Saturday's Hero and The Dark Page highlight stars in New York
Ines Gerhard notes Inez Gerhard and John Derek promote Saturday's Hero and The Dark Page with media appearances and fan events. Donna Corcoran, rising child star, may become Metro's new Margaret O'Brien while Maureen O'Hara heads for Against All Flags. A Bob Hope Hedy Lamarr spoof My Favorite Spy premieres contest is announced. The piece shifts to a sobering editorial on U S traffic safety urging personal responsibility, stricter driver testing, and better enforcement to reduce accidents and deaths.
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Housewrecker Believes Idleness Kills Men in Md
Ruxton, Md. An 80 year old man nicknamed Ola Pop Loseh says idleness kills men and has wrecked buildings for three years to stay in trim. He has torn down four houses three barns and a Democratic club. He formerly served as a county official.
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Grassroots Socialism in England Draws Labor Support
Wright A Patterson argues that the English Labour party aims to equalize wealth via taxes and doles, cites socialized medicine and high taxes, warns of doctor shortages and rationing, and claims such policies threaten American prosperity and prompt political critique of the Fair Deal and Republicans.
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England
America
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How to Repair Cracked Exterior Stucco After Quake
After widespread cracks in exterior plaster, repair by widening deep cracks, cleaning, soaking, and packing with mortar. Mix one part Portland cement to three parts clean sand, or use ready patching mortar. Texture to match stucco, keep patches damp for several days, or coat with damp-proof cement paint. Consider white cement with white marble dust for even look. Consult a stucco repair professional.
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