Crossword Clue List From River City Edition
A mixed set of crossword style clues ranges across themes from religion and animals to furniture and measurements. Entries include Red Ridin Hood and the ?, Cemented by terms such as Vestige Prong and Measures like Abbr for Initial.
Finnish Ship Wiima Brings Fuel to Red China
The Finnish tanker Wiima arrived at Hong Kong carrying jet fuel for Communist Chinese MiG-15s, enough to power about 5,000 one hour and 15 minute sorties. Washington sought to halt the voyage, but Finland cited legal limits and Turkey noted freedom of transit for ships through the Dardanelles. The UN fuel embargo of May 18, 1951 does not apply as Finland and Romania are non members.
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Hong Kong
Wiima
Black Sea
Shell Company
Washington
United Nations
Korea
United States
State Department
Helsinki
Romania
China
Ankara
Dardanelles
Nieh Chieh Ting
Chiang Kai-Shek
North Korea
Finland
U.N
Locomotive Density Reveals Rail Fatigue Across Nations
A comparison notes Britain has one locomotive per 414 square miles of countryside while the United States, famed for vast distances, sustains one locomotive for every 60 square miles.
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United States
Icardi Seeks Law License Amid OSS Slay Allegations
Aldo Icardi former Army OSS lieutenant renews effort to practice law in Pennsylvania. He will face a closed subcommittee interview with Allegheny County Law Examiners as part of standard procedure. Controversy stems from prior True Magazine article linking him to the 1944 Holohan killing in Italy, which Defense Department records reportedly support. Italian extradition efforts stalled.
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Pittsburgh
LLP
Aldo Icardi
Army
OSS
Defense Department
Italy
Pennsylvania
Icardi
Allegheny County Board of Law Examiners
Robert Rundle
Law Examiners Board
Carl Lodolce
Rochester
N.Y
William V. Holohan
True Magazine
Michael Stern
Lodolce
Holohan
Stern
U.S
Joseph Holahan
New York
Democrat National Committee axes Fry in TV Radio Shakeup
Kenneth D. Fry former Voice of America official is ousted from the Democratic National Committee as part of a broader personnel reorganization led by Stephen A Mitchell. Fry’s duties in the Radio-Television Division are absorbed into Publicity Director Sam Brightman, with other longtime staff also dismissed or reassigned to cut costs after a campaign deficit.
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Washington
Kenneth D. Fry
Voice of America
Democratic National Committee
Fry
Stephen A Mitchell
Mitchell
India Edwards
Sam Brightman
W. Neale Roach
C. Edgar Brown
Adlai E. Stevenson
Springfield
Clayton Fritchey
New Orleans Item
Pentagon
Truman
Stevenson
Seventy Three Year Old Woman Sleeping on Chicago Streetcars
A 73 year old street vendor, Anna Cox, says she has slept on Chicago streetcars for seven years due to poverty and comfort. She admitted to being a permanent guest of the CTA while still paying fares, and notes she can ride six trips for about $1.02 each night. She values the old red cars for warmth and softer seats.
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Chicago
Anna Cox
Long Western Avenue
Cox
CTA
Three Main Questions About Formosa
The piece weighs risks of Eisenhower lifting Formosa neutrality and asks where Chiang Kai-Shek could profitably attack the mainland, how Reds might retaliate, and what the United States would do. It notes Amoy and Swatow ports’ limits, Chiang’s air power, and Formosa as a likely target inviting U.S. involvement.
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Phtl Newsom
United Press F
Congress
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chiang
United Nations
United States
Winston Churchill
Europe
Korea
Formosa
Amoy
Taipei
Swatow
Red China
Shanghai
Manchuria
Japan
Trujillo Proposes Dominican Troops for Korea War
Caribbean strongman Rafael Trujillo said the Dominican Republic would send a regimental combat team about 5 000 men to join United Nations forces in Korea. He warned Communists threaten Guatemala Venezuela and Cuba, with Caribbean Legion weapons ready for revolts.
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United Nations
N. Y
Caribbean
Rafael L. Trujillo
Latin America
Dominican Republic
Korea
Trujillo
Guatemala
Venezuela
Cuba
Caribbean Legion
United States
Peaceful Repair Ends In Disaster
Abbottsford, B C. Auctioneer Stacey Frost drove his car into a garage for a fuel leak repair. The attendant started the car, it caught fire, Frost reversed, sped across the street and crashed through the door of a locked barn near Frosts auction building.
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Abbotsford
B. C
Stacey Frost
Frost
Romans Used Glass in Windows Debate Over Extent
The article notes that Romans used glass for windows but discusses much debate over how widely this practice spread. It weighs historical arguments and archaeological findings to gauge the prevalence of glass window usage in ancient settings.
Robeson Appeals For Convicted Red Davis Seeks Parole
Paul Robeson and six others urged the Federal Parole Board to free Benjamin J. Davis a top Communist leader and ex Negro NYC council member serving a five year term for conspiring to overthrow the government. Robeson cited strong sentiment among Negroes for Davis release during the hearing in Washington.
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Washington
Paul Robeson
Federal Parole Board
Benjamin J. Davis
Davis
New York City
New York
Robeson
Royal Arch Masons High Point Chapter Degree
A notice announces the Royal Arch Masons High Point Chapter number 70 performing the Royal Arch Degree. The item identifies a fraternal initiation event conducted by the chapter.
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Royal Arch Masons
High Point
RAN
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Communist International Organization
Titania
Cueraney
Gilbert E. Marsh
Vine Street
Ae Kk
K Alliny Rily
Nox
S. Wrenn ST
Kenneth Fry
Hyman B. Raskin
OPS
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
F. L. Green, HJ
P. Ll. P Magnin
Acadia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Tours
CLYDE
Chernault
Reginald L. Rogers
Cecil
Rose Furniture CO
Green Stamps Rose Furniture CO
Kester Bros. and Sons
Thomasville
Asheboro
S. Main St