Crossword Puggle Horizontal Snaps With Clues and Answers
A compact listing of crossword clues and solutions including horizontal entries such as Looks slyly Aside Petty ruler Comment Period of time More secure Pastry Paid notice Lingering French article Abyssinian weight Sun god Corridor Scotch for no Sacred Hindu word War god Thrift Garlands Note of scale Scotch cap Girl Italian for Symbo for nickel To behave Roman date Fruit drink Tract of level land Furlongs Expression less Mountainous district in Europe Answer to Puzsie No 20 Sings quaveringly Line of junction Poetic to sail Development To hold dear Idle prattle Restaurants Indo Iranian King of Bashan Musical syllable Pronoun Chinese measure spears Austrian botanist Mixture of sand and clay White Easily irritated Cravats Soon Garment To make lace Trouble Note of scale Land
Attu Campaign Ends as Air Power Strikes Grow
American land forces completed the Attu campaign last week, with Henry L. Stimson saying the victory places U.S. forces within striking distance of Japan. Casualties totaled 1,535 for U.S. forces, including 342 killed, while Japanese losses were reported at 1,791 killed and eleven prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attu
Italy
Germany
Japan
Henry Stimson
Navy
U. S
Tokio Radio
London
Wilhelmshaven
Emden
Eighth U. S. Air Force
St. Nazaire
la Pallice
Rennes
France
Alexandria
Lorraine
Duguay-Trouin
Meaning of Stones Across Homes and Histories
Abstract of Rev. John W. Stockwell sermon notes how stones and bricks mark memory across families and eras. From Edward Bricker’s brick bearing his daughter's name to Winchester plagues and Joshua at the Jordan, stones symbolize gratitude, remembrance, and moral law in human history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stockwell
Preston New Church
Edward Bricker
Wooster
Ohio
Mildred
Ripley
Ashland
Cear
Winchester
England
Joshua
Children of Israel
Jordan
Stones as symbols of peace and goodwill at river event
A narrative describes stones laid to symbolize unity and divine Providence, linking ancient Joshua and modern sources of care from God. It follows a lighthouse family where Bobby, sidelined by injury, experiences a shared Goodwill broadcast from England, turning the lighthouse into a monument of peace. The piece also notes wartime resource waste when replacing functional equipment with new items.
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Winchester
Joshua
River
Jordan
River Jordan
Canaan
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Bobby
England
Children of
Idle equipment into service urge from WPB
The War Production Board calls on industry to locate idle motors and a 32 volt generating unit and put them back into active service. John Gammell, chief of the WPB Electrical Equipment Branch, urges neighbors to report idle motors and cooperate with the Division to maximize second-hand equipment use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
John Gammell
WPB
Hard Way at Dentonia Theatre stars Lupino Morgan Leslie
Ida Lupino Dennis Morgan and Joan Leslie headline the tense drama The Hard Way at the Dentonia Theatre on Monday and Tuesday June 14 and 15 The story follows Helen Chernen as she pursues a ruthless path to improve her sister s life, testing ethics and love The Dentonia also advertises Hit Parade of 1943 June 17 and 18 with Susan Hayward and John Carroll in a musical comedy romanceavored program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lupino
Dennis Morgan
Joan Leslie
Dentonia Theatre
Dentonia
Warner Bros
Jack Carson
Gladys George
Helen Chernen
Republic Studio
Susan Hayward
John Carroll
Susan
New York
Carroll
Tax sale notice of delinquent Caroline County properties
Tax sale proceedings set for 2 p m at the Court House Door in Denton to collect delinquent taxes for 1939 to 1942 on several parcels. Alfred E Brewer and Alfred Brewer hold 11 and 18 acres near Goldsboro, Conrad Busking holds 38 1/2 acres near Henderson, and John Janson Heirs occupy 25 acres near Mt Zion Barclay. Taxes penalties and costs will be added.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public Local Laws
Caroline County
Alfred E. Brewer
Goldsboro
Ingleside
Noble Henry
Wilbert Merriken
M. E. Jarman
Alfred Brewer
Beetree
John J. Harris
Frank Tremmens
John Dobies
Conrad Busking
Henderson
Gniesco
H. D. Shively
Byron Poore
Justine Peverly Woodall
John Janson
Mt. Zion
Barclay
John T. Shults
Wm. Goldsborough
Amanda Janson
Auction Notice of Taxed Property in Caroline County
Second District properties include 20 acres with buildings to Isabelle Johnson Heirs near Bridge town 114 miles east, other lots near Preston and Choptank, and multiple parcels in Ridgely and Fed eralsburg with vacant lands. Taxes total 13.74 on several plots. sale set for June 29, 1943 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse. Personal property listed includes household items, machinery, stock, and a 1936 Chevrolet Coach, with proceeds to settle state and county taxes. Administrators M Martha Layton and James Herman Layton announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Johnson
Bridgetown
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Sherman L. Tribbitt and
Carney
Sadie F. Rae
Ridgely
Holly
Tuckahoe
D. M. Pritchett
George Garman
Administrators Sale Of Valuable Personalty Near Harmony
The undersigned Administrators will sell at public sale to the highest bidder the deceased William Penn Willis household goods farming implements livestock and other personal property located at the home on the main highway between Harmony and Preston Caroline County Maryland near Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Willis
Harmony
Preston
Caroline County
Maryland
Order Ratifying Sale in Caroline County Orphans Court
An order dated June 1 1943 ratifies and confirms the sale reported by trustee Wesley Thawley unless objections are filed by August 5. A copy must be published in a Caroline County newspaper four consecutive weeks before July 3. Judges Luther W Handy Jesse T Dennis E Lloyd Fooks preside. True Copy Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Thawley
Carole County
Luther W. Handy
Jesse T. Dennis
E. Lloyd Fooks
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
Notice To Creditors In Caroline county Maryland estate of William Penn Willis
Notice from The Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland that James Herman Layton and another have letters of administration on the personal estate of William Penn Willis late of Caroline County deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers authenticated by May 29, 1943 or be barred from estate benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Given May 25, 1943. Administrators True Copp-Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
William Penn Willis
James Herman Layton
Martha Layton
Orphans Court notice in Caroline County Maryland
Executors E Carleton Carter and R Allen Carter announce letters of administration on Edward C Carter's personal estate. Claims must be presented with vouchers by December 12, 1943, or be barred by law. All debtors must settle promptly. Dated June 8, 1945. True Copy Carlton Y Wet, Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Carter
Caroline County
E. Carleton Carter
R. Allen Carter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
James H. Doolittle
Sardinia
Leghorn
Pantellaria
Sicilian Narrows
Naples
Foggia
Eisenhower
North Africa
Gammell
Baltimore
Or. R. Pir
A.m
BAILY
Ranean Tara
Oem
Sivan
Eastern Shore
WRU
Caroline County, Maryland
Court House
Denton
W. Kelley
Choptank
Charles E. Friend
Albert Kreuger
Franklin Nusbaum
L. B. Towers & Bro. Heirs
Emma Payne
John Murray
John L
J. F. Jones
Main Street
J. B. Jones
Choptank Canning Co
Lewis Wright
Henry Wright
Central Avenue
Federalsburg
Clinton S. Poole
Florence H. Johnson
Ella Hubbard
Clara Samis
First Avenue
Richard Beaven
1St Avenue
4Th Street
Fred E. Covey
Bras
Mary and
H. P
Delco
the Provident State Bank
M. Martha Layton
William E. Andrew
George W. Beck
J. Redden
New Hampshire
West
Denton Hatchery
Denton, MD
Denton Bridge
Milford Hatchery
Harmony, MD
Roy E. Donovan
P. O. Preston, MD
N. H
J. H. Quillen Preston, MD
Ernest G. Cooper
General Insurance
Niss
Raymond B. Rawlings
Florence J. Dowd
Orphans’ Court For
R. E
Carlton
Carlton Y. Wet
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