Crossword Puzzle Clue List From A Newspaper Page
A compact set of crossword entries with across and down clues including Nail, French river, Marines, Sun god, and other common crossword terms. The list spans clues for across including 1 Nail 5 Cut irregularly 9 French river 10 Voided escutcheons 12 Weird 18 Satellite of Uranus 14 Marines 15 Frozen 16 Land measure 17 Bounders 18 Editor abbr. 19 Tatters 22 Unit of work 23 Flat bottom boats 24 Foundation 25 Conjunction 26 Label 21 To stoop 29 Fat used in soap 32 Finish 33 School 34 Close to 35 A season 36 Sun god 37 Remember 39 Part of foot 41 Laughable 42 Send back as money 43 Meaning 44 People of Ireland 45 Feat 46 Feminine name DOWN 1 Greeting 2 Nobleman 3 Cuckoo like birds 4 Tiny 5 Amasses and conceals 6 Tapestry 11 Heavy hammer 15 Cooling instruments 17 Female student 20 A mark 21 Tie 22 Bird of prey 24 Round body 26 High 27 Chin whiskers 28 Came in 29 Tax 30 Like an ogre 31 Riches 33 Summoned 35 Incorrect 38 Shell for ice cream 39 In this place 40 Send forth 42 Vein of a leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranus
Soap
Sun God
Dead End Kids lure mayor into high level road plan hub
The Maryland Merry-Go-Round reports Mayor Theodore McKeldin drawn into a Fed Reserve fifth floor hub where highway, bridge, tunnel and ferry plans are debated. City engineer Nathan Smith ordered to compile traffic data while Beall seeks progress on rights of way for the Baltimore Washington super highway amid political maneuvering and old cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead End Kids
Maryland State Roads Commission
Theodore McKeldin
Federal Reserve Bank
Franklin Street
Harbor Bridge
Nathan Smith
Ezra Whitman
Association of Commerce
Commission On Governmental Efficiency
Washington
Glenn Beall
The
Roads Commission
Beall
Baltimore-Washington
National City Park and Planning Commission
Claiborne-Romancoke
Clairborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
John M. Mackall
Baltimore
Matapenke
State Roads Commission
Tydings vs Jones opens with a political jab
The piece notes the Maryland Democratic primary clash between Willis Jones and Senator Millard Tydings, predicting Jones will fail to defeat Tydings and may attack issues like scrap iron sales to Japan and Bata shoe interests while radio airtime for Tydings is cut. It also covers a county civic note on juvenile delinquency and an Orphans' Court session in Caroline County with multiple estate actions and administrator filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Allegheny
Garrett
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Glenn Beall
Dan McMullen
The
Cumberland Times and News
Dan
Bill Walsh
McMullen
Cumberland News
Beall
Tydings
Jones
Millard Tydings
Willis Jones
WBAL
Spare-the-Red Dept
Prince George’s County League of Women Voters
Alice Clark
County League
Court appoints co administrator in estate matters
The court granted authority to transfer and assign certain mortgages in the Mary A Gallagher estate. Consent of heirs at law was filed for the deceased. administrators c t a of Anna R Johnson filed inventory and appraisement. Renunciations were filed in Mamie E Griffiths estate and Powell to serve as co administrator with Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
Joseph M. Eaton
Charles Jarrell
Fs Court
K. Thomas Everngam
John Merriken
Burt Hobbs
Georgeanna P. Richards
Risden S. Passwaterss
Edward Passwaters
Bessie E. Betts
Theela G. Dean
Mary A. Gallagher
Thomas H. Gallagher
Joseph L. Gallagher
Theresa X. Dean
Theesa
Anna R. Johnson
Mamie E. Griffith
Elizabeth Mason
Laura V. West
Gertrude M. Righter
Estella M. Conrow
Florence Merrigan
E. Braddock Jones Jr
Gertrude A. Jones
Earl
C. Jones
Mary E. Powell
Caroline G. Dobson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snip
Drew Pearson
Board of County Commissioners
Barred Rocks
N. H
J. H. Quillen
Preston, MD
Denton
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
D. Crouse Denton
New Hampshire
U. S
West Denton Hatchery
Denton, Maryland
White Rocks
Milford Hatchery
Preston
Pullorum
Coan Poultry Farm
Doylestown, PA
National Brewing CO
Baltimore, MD
Ith Bailey Goss
R. B. Baker & Son
Grasonville
Queenstown
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