Crotimord Puggle Crossword Puzzle Clues List
A mixed list of across and down crossword clues with definitions and word lengths from 1 to 69, including terms like resort, Siberian river, ancient vessel, and various descriptors, suitable for a themed puzzle and answer checks.
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High Mountain
Belgium
Maryland’s 1944 Senate race shapes up in GOP talk
Maryland Republicans discuss possible candidates to challenge Senator Millard Tydings. Names include Glenn Beall Dan Ellison and Charles McKeldin with McKeldin emerging as likely. Welles pursues a peace drive in the Midwest while Maryland keeps wide support for Roosevelt policies. Ducks Unlimited plans a Canadian waterfowl nesting project with two dams and four lakes to sustain nesting season.
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Maryland
Senate
Millard Tydings
Tydings
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Baltimore
Frank Walker
Roosevelt
GOP
Glenn Beall
Sixth
Dan Ellison
McKeldin
MccKeldin
Free State
Polly
Navy League Club
O’conor
Nebraska
Arthur Barrett
Navy League
Green Springs
Dinnr
Bethlehem Fairfield
CIO Or
A. F. of L
Eee
Bainbridge
Solomon's Island
Annapolis
Welles
Crusade For Peace
Sumner Welles
White House
New York Herald Tribune
Middle West
Woodrow Wilson
Alleghenies
Oxon Hill
Ducks Unlimited
Glenn L. Martin
Canada
Riley
Duck geography and patriotism stir up Maryland duck hunting talk
Ducks Unlimited faces a puzzling question as Saskatchewan hosts about 300000 acres of premier canvasbacks and mallards. Maryland sportsmen wonder if ducks migrate correctly to Maryland and risk ending up in Delaware or Virginia. A suggested course on duck geography gains interest.
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Saskatchewan
Ducks Unlimited
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Army Air Corps
Postwar cartels debated in Rotarian magazine
A Rotarian debate between W. H. Coates and U. S. Congressman Charles S. Dewey weighs whether international cartels can aid or hinder postwar trade. Coates argues for controlled cooperation to stabilize prices and boost growth, while Dewey warns cartels threaten free enterprise and dynamic new industries.
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John Q
Main Street
W. H. Coates
U. S
Charles S. Dewey
Illinois
Coates
Chemical
Downey
Dr. Coates
Tate
Dewey
Cartels Threaten Competition and Economic Freedom
The article argues that cartels suppress competition, replacing free enterprise with rigid planning. It cites Germany's Master Plas and criticizes international cartels for hindering U S exports, preventing new industries, and undermining reciprocal trade agreements. It warns that monopolies fix prices and restrict production, countering policy aims for open markets.
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Germany
Plas
Borkin
Welsh
United States
South America
Feeding hens during lean mashes and hopper design
An agricultural note from the University of Maryland cites Dr Morley A Jull on improving egg production amid lower vitamin A in corn and costly mashes. Tips include low level, wide-based mash hoppers about seven inches above litter, feeding scratch grain in similar hoppers, and using a three inch roll reel guard to prevent waste and foot injury. Dirty feed spreads disease and consumption drops.
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Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Jull
Coots Bouhya Recipe Promotes Wild Game Cooking
Rotarian Magazine features Bob Becker’s recipe for Coot Bouhya using mudhens and other wild game. Ingredient lists cover coots, onions, carriages, celery, tomatoes, turnips, rutabagas, carrots, potatoes, spices, and method steps from washing to simmering until tender. Becker also offers tips for removing gamey flavors in rabbits and pheasant, noting rising wild game consumption and ample ammunition supplies for hunters this season.
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Bob Becker
Becker
Pecker
War Production Board
Autumn themes of longing and hope in a poem
A reflective verse by Anne Campbell contrasts autumn sorrow with a silver dawn. The speaker senses time, family, and home as proof of immortality as children glow with life, while rains and shadows mark aging. The poem balances grief with promise.
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Anne Campbell
Low Mash Hoppers Encourage Layers to Eat More Feed
The feed shortage squeezes profits of market egg producers as scarce animal protein feedstuffs and corn limit rations in the northeast. Wheat oats and barley serve as substitutes but face limited availability and affecting production plans.
Mashroom feed regimen for hodgson farm noted
A farm bulletin states the mash should be kept at least half full and that fresh mash be added twice daily or, if not, the mash in the hopper should be stirred by hand at least twice daily.
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Jason
Italy
Spain
Puszle
WNU
Drew Pearson
Game Authority
Denton
Orlando Redden
Hobbs Road
Jack
John Deere
Jennie Wooters
J. L. Stevens
Holiness Church
Emma Stewart
James Temple
Serge Voronoff
the Big
Baltimore Sunday American
All Newstands
Matapeaks
Ile
Nee Gee
Eam
Romantoke
Claiborne
Witten
TE Roads Commission
P. Leithiser
Chesapeake Bay
Lexington
Baltimnora, Md
Iti Eae Stele
Ridgely
Caroline Sun Office
Federalsburg
Sat
Covey & Williams
Hillsboro
Wed
Kline
Greensboro
Thurs
Sartain’s Store
Preston
Covey’s
Henderson
Porter’s
William S. Orme
Caroline County
New Hampshire
West Denton
Hatchery
Denton, MD
Denton Bridge
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
N. H
State
J. H. Quillen Preston, MD
Lrs
Ernest Cooper Fire and Cety Insurance
Dento Serviand Pion
Sparpernu