Word-pair crossword clues from Berday edition
A compact set of crossword hints listing answers to Berday clues. Includes Semblance Jellied meat Girl's name Biblical name and Tanganyika Territory Abbr. Likely part of a puzzle page with brief clue lines.
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Berday
Tanganyika ‘Territory
Eigners
Godden
St. Fathers
Beypt
Ole Kaghen
Rotatabie Foaming Diska
Baent
Bridge commentary shows tenace tech and cautious play
In a duplicate bridge hand South wins a top score by careful defense and precise ordering of trumps and diamonds. East and West misread a business double while North-South convert hearts and clubs, with South uncovering a clever endgame that yields a high contract under vulnerability.
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Saad
Werth
South
Enet
Easat
Mast
West
East
Man avoids prison after TV fear excuse in Hartford
Ed ward W. Hennessey, 57, faced a suspended sentence for threatening a stranger, claiming exposure to excessive blood and thunder TV programs influenced his actions. In separate incident, Sam Peay rushed to Hartford police after receiving a call about a package bearing his name. the package was a warrant for evading responsibility in a highway accident.
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Hartford
Conn
Edward W. Hennessey
Sam Peay
Peay
Sun Patterned Dresses No. 3002 And 2018 For Easy Sewing
Soft dress with kimono sleeves and four-piece skirt features stripes polka dots and prints in sizes 12 through 40. Sundress bolero set No. 2018 uses 5% to 4% yards of fabric. patterns require 30 cents and are available from PATTERN BUREAU The Baytown Sun New York. The 1954 spring-summer fashion book promises color options and broad size coverage for easy sewing.
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The
Baytown
Aion
New Twist To Missing Key Mystery
Portland story about Frank J. Cipriano released from hospital after a broken leg. A key to his apartment fell into the leg cast and eluded discovery until an intern used X ray. Cipriano moved his leg and the key slid out, ending the mystery.
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Portland
Frank J. Cipriano
Cipriano
Household Inventory Helps Home Budget
The University of Trinoix says an inventory of household goods can aid budget planning for replacements and claims. The home economics extension service advises listing items room by room with original cost and item age recorded.
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Champaign
Til
University of Trinoix
Irrigation Reservoirs Boost Rice Farms in Soil Conservation
Harris Soil Conservation District chair Theo Wilburn notes irrigation reservoirs are vital for rice systems. Local growers E F Peterson, Ray Schindler, A R Bremer, Claud Hamill, and plans by Arthur Enobs and John A Kitzman show multiple 5 to 100 acre foot reservoirs, designed by Houston Work Unit technicians. Reservoirs extend watering reliability, save pumping time, and allow fish farming with careful fertilization to maintain fertility.
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Theo Wilburn
Harris Soil Conservation District
E. F. Peterson
Crosby
Ray Schindler
Hockley
Cypress
Waller Highway
Houston
A. R. Bremer
Claud B. Hamill
Arthur Enobs
Tomball
John A. Kitzman SE
Soil Conservation Service
Houston Work Unit
Mack McConnell
Replica Of French Fort Is Repaired
Restoration work is underway at the site of the famed Fort Ste Marie de Gannentaha on Onondaga Lake Park in Syracuse New York. The fort, built in 1656 by Jesuits and soldiers from Quebec, later abandoned, is being rebuilt as a modern replica with authentic detailing. The stockade posts will be treated with creosote and set in concrete to resist time.
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Syracuse
Onondaga Lake Parkway
Fort Ste. Marie de Gannentaha
Quebec
Texas University Specialist Plans Credit Course Here
Heinz Ulrich Jr retail credit specialist from the University of Texas will conduct a retail credit institute in Baytown starting June 7. Sponsored by the Baytown Credit Bureau and the distributive education program, the course runs June 7 to 10 from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Enrollment is $3.25. Further information available from the Baytown Credit Bureau.
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Heinz Ulrich, Jr
University of Texas
Baytown
Greater
Gas Molecules Get Radioactive Tag
CHICAGO June 1 University of Chicago scientists developed a method to tag gasoline molecules with radioactive carbon 14 to study petroleum processing and use. Ariel Schrodt, a dentistry graduate student, attaches C14 to pentane in a quartz container with ethylamine, then places the setup in a nuclear reactor at Argonne for irradiation. The reactor activates the nitrogen compound to produce radioactive carbon, enabling tracer studies of gasoline behavior.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Ariel G. Schrodt
Argonne National Laboratory
Schrodt
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