Vertical and Horizontal Word Puzzle Clues Roundup
A mixed set of cross clue prompts lists both horizontal and vertical items with varied word lengths. Entries span coins, languages, emotions, and objects such as aviatrix Earhart, fertile soil, sacred song, and Danish island, plus math and wordplay references.
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Aviatrix Earhart
Hotel Fire Leaves 18 Homeless In Wisconsin City Jail
Eighteen residents of the Land O' Lakes Hotel were taken to the Oconomowoc city jail after a hotel fire left them without lodging. They spent Sunday night in cells as temporary guests while authorities arranged housing.
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Oconomowoc, Wis
Land O’ Lakes Hotel
Oconomowoc City
Skeleton on mountain tied to Bronx man Harry Segal
Acting coroner W A McElduff expected fingerprint confirmation that a skeleton found on a New York mountainside belonged to 21 year old Harry Segal of Bronx who came to study Thomas Wolfe. A barbital bottle near the remains and a Stanley photograph support the link.
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W. A. McElduff
Bronx, N. Y
Thomas Wolfe
McElduff
Alfred M. Tanley
Rockland State Mental Hospital
Orangeburg
Harry Segal
Bob
Stanley
FBI
Washington
Refuse First Trick And Win This Hand
In a bridge lesson, Jacoby explains count and bidding to reach game. South holds ten points and makes a free bid after East opens hearts, leading to a plan to avoid drawing all trumps and to force out the ace of diamonds while keeping control of suits.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
East
North
Fate of Plane Still Mystery
The missing C-46 transport, last heard near Malad City Idaho, remains unsolved on day six of search efforts in rugged Utah Wyoming and Idaho terrain. Tips of wreckage near Arapahoe Peak Colorado proved false when a weather shack was found. searches near Baggs Wyoming also failed to locate the aircraft carrying 40 people including 37 Korean veterans.
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Utah
Arapahoe Peak
Boulder
Colo
Ernest E. Allaby
Colorado Civilian Air Patrol Wing
Allaby
Air Force
Lowry Field
Baggs
Wyo
Army
CAA
Malad City
Ida
Communist Spies Enter U S From Canada Report Says
A magazine claims a 40 mile border stretch near Rouse's Point New York acts as a smuggling highway into the United States. It cites 7000 to 40000 illegal entrants yearly and describes routes, bribe payments, and threats to residents amid alleged lack of immigration guards.
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U. S
Canada
Says Magazine
New York
United States
Emile C. Schurmacher
Rouse’s Point
N. Y
Lake Champlain
Schurmacher
U.S. Immigration Service
Chester Walsh
McGranery moves to deport alien underworld chiefs
Justice Department using alien laws to target foreign born crime bosses. Twelve top figures face denaturalization or deportation suits, with prosecutions begun against about a dozen more gamblers and racketeers. Frank Costello and Three Finger Brown Luchese cited among cases. most targets Italian born. Officials expect diplomatic talks to handle Italy and other nations.
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Underworld
McGranery
America
Justice Department
Frank Costello
New York
Congress
Thomas
Three Finger Brown
Luchese
Costello
Albert Anastasia
Murder, Inc
Meyer Lansky
Immigration Service
Rome
Italy
Lucchese
U. S
Spellman Arrives in Rome for Secret Cardinal Consistory
Archbishop Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York arrived in Rome from Beirut on a BOAC Comet jet just before Pope Pius XII opened the consistory creating 24 new cardinals. He was greeted by dignitaries including Msgr. Thomas McDonald and accompanied by Cardinal-elect James Frances McIntyre.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Beirut
Lebanon
British Overseas Airways
Cardinal Spellman
Pius XII
Msgr
Thomas McDonald
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
James Frances McIntyre
United States
Nega
Spellman
Celestino Damiano
Buffalo
Wildfred Hurley
American Church of Santa Sussana
Martin J. Oconnor
North American College
McIntyre
Remorseful Kaarner Returns For Michigan Murder Charge
A 20 year old, Kenneth Lee Maurer, bound for Michigan to face charges of murdering his mother Daisy Maurer 44 and sister Janet Maurer 11 with an ax. He waived extradition and travels by train from Miami to Detroit under guard, claiming he blacked out during the事件.
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Miami
Fla
FBI
Detroit
Gerald Walters
Kenneth Perry
Detroit Police
Kenneth Lee Maurer
Daisy Maurer
Janet Maurer
Walters
Maurer
Michigan
Young Maurer
Lawrence Maurer
Mrs. Smith’s Attorneys Prepare Appeal in Army Murder Case
Mrs Dorothy Krueger Smith 40 is held in a psychiatric ward of an Army hospital in Tokyo as her lawyers prepare an appeal of a life sentence for premeditated murder of Col Aubrey D Smith 45. They argue Army jurisdiction ended with the victim's death and seek transfer to Japanese courts if needed. The appeal aims to reach the president if necessary as the review proceeds by Army HQ in Tokyo and a Washington military board. A British rail wind tunnel project meanwhile tests wind resistance for locomotives cars and stations to aid design and ventilation.
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Tokyo
Dorothy Krueger Smith
Adam Richmond
United States
Walter Krueger
Pacific War Fame
Smith
Army Headquarters and Service Command
Military Review Board
Washington
Sheep Exhibit Eerie Humanlike Hair Pattern
A strange observation notes that only the sheep show hair resembling human patterns, a detail highlighted by observers. The report pauses on whether this trait is unique to sheep or indicative of a broader pattern among livestock.
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Beng
Camper Designs Carbuncle For Trips
Cleveland Ohio reports Harvey Cook, a research engineer and summer camper since childhood, designed a lightweight 400 pound aluminum caravan called the carbuncle. The unit costs about 200 dollars and attaches to a car with four bolts and two clamps, providing sleeping dressing eating and storage space for family outings.
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Cleveland
U.P
Harvey Cook
Cook
Freeman Gosden Welcomes Daughter Linda
Hollywood CBS reports Jane Gosden gave birth at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital to a 7 pound 6 ounce girl named Linda. This is the comedian Freeman Gosden and his second wife’s first child together with the new arrival reported in good health by Dr. Emil Krahulik.
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Hollywood
Calif
Freeman Gosden
Amos
Radio
Amos and Andy
Jane Gosden
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
CBS
Linda
Emil Krahulik
Gosden
Poor Diet Not Linked to Drinking, Scientists Say
Yale researchers Leon A. Greenberg and David Lester report 25 000 tests showing that when rats have more than two drink options the preference for alcohol disappears. The study finds poor diet rats favor sugary water or other non intoxicating liquids over alcohol, challenging diet based alcoholism theories.
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United Press
New York
Leon A. Greenberg
Yale University
Laboratory of Applied Physiology
David Lester
Yale Quarterly Journal
Yale
Reenberg
Lester
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