Crosswords and clues No.39 answer revealed
Crossword puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues ranges from 1 to 53 across two grids. Entries cover places, animals, objects, and common terms, with hints like to fall behind place of combat and Russian commune. The final instruction requests the answer to puzzle No 39.
Maryland War Toddies and War News Across State
The column notes President Roosevelt vacationing in Western Maryland for security reasons and hints at un disclosed site boosting regional tourism for winter and summer recreation. It cites 1942 Maryland game and fowl totals, drought related fire risk near Backbone Mountain, and a list of Marylanders named as POWs. It also covers bicycle laws, Halloween pranks, milkweed floss as life preserver substitute, and WAC discrimination amid a War Department status change.
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Roosevelt
Maryland
Hoover
Virginia
Maine
E. Lee le Compte
Free State
Backbone Mountain
Garrett County
New York State
War Department
U. S
Baltimore City
Frank J. Bartnicki
William T.bornar
William G. Golden
Pfe
John J. Lusby
Charles E. Collins
Crisfield
Henry M. Parson
Eckhart Mines
Allegheny County
Robert J. Coffman
Takoma Park
Nore
Maryland Committee On Inter-Governmental Cooperation
Hallowe’en
Oakland
Oldsters
Caryland
Java Kopak
Dutch East Indies
WAC
WAC Case Foeste Highlights Union Links and Army Scrutiny
Lt Louise Foeste, a 2nd lieutenant in the WAAC then WAC, faced repeated investigations over 1942 labor department union activity. Despite exoneration and a promotion, Army intelligence questioned her loyalty and she was kept awaiting an outcome. She later served as a salvage officer at Fort Owle Thorpe, while union ties prompted calls for congressional review.
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Louise Foeste
War Department
Department of Labor
Dies Committee
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WAAC
Chicago
Wac’s
Foeste
Army Intelligence
FBI
Army
Fr Owlethorpe
WAC
Teachers’ College
University of Chicago
Tire Ration Report Lists Week of October 12 1943 Distributions
A detailed tire ration sheet for the week of October 12 1943 lists recipients across Fedburg Preston Greensboro Denton Ridgely and Denton areas. Entries cover tire tubes and reeapps for trucks and passenger grades with multiple names and firms including Holt Oil Company A W Spiering Wilmer Fell Davis Wingate Neal Norris Todd and Hynson Canning Co. The document shows quantities assigned to each party and indicates regional distribution patterns for the period.
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Fed’burg
Florence Wright
Greensboro
Denton
Richard Porter
John R. Ricketts
Fed
Burg
Paul A. Croll
Thos E. Gibson
Henderson
William Gardner
Harley Needles
George Breeding
Wm. H. Dean
Edward G. Dean
John Darling
Mary B. White
Mathias Gulrich
Marvdel
Albert C. Jones
Preston
Warren Knott
Fed'burg
Earl Kornrumpf
Goldsboro
William Bo Parks
Detton
Russell Matthews
Roland Patrick
Thurman B. Passwaters
J. KE. Sarsain
Minnie Steenken
Preston Hs
Cleiie Turner
Fed Bure
Oscar Jones
Ridgely
Charles G
Knowledge Warns Through Study Not Wealth Or Force
A reflection on learning as the true safeguard, noting that wealth or force cannot substitute for informed warning through diligent study. The quote emphasizes discipline, wisdom, and personal responsibility in acquiring understanding.
Furniture men embrace swap shop and Dutch bid wartime tactics
Retail furniture dealers adopt a swap shop model allowing trade of varied household goods for war stamps and bonds or budget checks, earning a 10 percent intermediary fee. A Boston shop uses a Dutch bid system, cutting prices 10 percent weekly and inviting bids until sold. Dealers also expand lines with gifts, hardware, paints, wallpapers, curtains, and even apparel to broaden offerings amid shortages.
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L. M. Richards
National Retail Furniture Association
Indiana
Boston
Local Notes From Ridgely and Surrounding Areas
Ridgely residents Fred and Mrs Flounders visited relatives in McDonagh Maryland. Mrs Bessie Murphy nurses Mrs Griener at her Queen Anne home. Ridgely Community Library earned 5.07 SHI from its annual bake sale. Maude Sleck visited Wilmington Delaware and Millington Maryland last week. Charles Messick called on friends in Sadlersville last Sunday. Mrs Mattie Ryan was guest of Mrs Payne on Saturday.
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Fred Flounders
McDonagh
Bessie Murphy
Griener
Queen Anne
Ridgely
Mer
Charles Messick
Sadlersville
Mattie Ryan
Payne
Gems of Thought Quote by Mary Baker Eddy
The passage presents a concise meditation on how focused thought toward a worthy achievement enables success. It attributes the belief to Mary Baker Eddy, highlighting a timeless link between intention and accomplishment.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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