Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A list of crossword style clues across and down with numbers and some entries incomplete and trailing letters. Includes coniferous tree evergreen trees cheese type cheese color extinct bird turns waiting sea god race speed sesame Brazilian macaw share Buddhist priest syrup trees amphitheaters reach for save warm pace note of Guido scale leaves turn in autumn employer leanest loud make lace edging deserters French coin Spanish footlike part formerly and a final prompt odd letters eanenlocg.
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Guido
Answer to Previous Puzzle 7 Ceremony 24 Indian nurs
Puzzle clues list with mismatched word fits. It references numbers and terms such as ceremony and Indian nurse, dormant, vehicle, equipment, and vetches. The item includes definitions and grid-style hints for a crossword style solve.
Keep Low Cards To Confuse Opponents In Bridge
Oswald Jacoby explains a hand where South with minimal points succeeds by a cautious plan. East discards to mislead, South finesses spades and wins four diamonds three spades and two aces, while West holds key clubs or misreads the ending. The article emphasizes timing and signaling over mere high cards.
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Fast
Ster
South
North
West
Declarer
Dummy
East
Deblarer
Sparkman backs tax changes to aid small business
Sen. Sparkman proposes raising exemptions to 100000 and altering base years for the excess profits tax to assist new firms. He expects revenue around 30 million if enacted while Eisenhower estimates 800 million from a six month extension. The plan may join other amendments as the Senate Finance Committee weighs the House bill and begins hearings.
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Sen
Sparksman
D—Ala
Senate
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Millikin
R—Cole
George
D—Ga
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Texan Pays Off Nickle Debt After Three Years
Bill Windham, a filling station and grocery owner, recounts a boy who sent a nickel in a letter from three years ago after claiming airplane glue cost 10 cents while the label showed 15 cents. The youth wrote he had “done things worse” but nothing bothered him like this before.
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Bill Windham
Windham
Killer Named In Alabama Murder
Authorities named Sidney Denton of Birmingham as the murderer of Leroy E. Miller a former resort owner and cattleman whose remains were found last February after his disappearance from his gulf Coast home. A pistol identified in ballistics tests as the murder weapon was found in Denton possession. Denton was charged with murder while his wife faced related charges and FBI custody followed their arrest in Birmingham.
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Ala
Sidney Denton
Birmingham
Leroy E. Miller
Gulf Coast
Taylor Wilkins
Baldwin County
Denton
Gadsden
Miller
Mexico
St. Elmo
FBI
Ex-Governor Welcomes New Baby Daughter in Cullman
Mrs James E Folsom wife of the former governor announced the birth in Cullman Alabama. Hospital reports said both mother and child were healthy with the infant in an incubator while doctors prepared a name for the newborn.
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Cullman
Ala
James E. Folsom
Rene Seeta
Folsom
Youth Takes Fatal Jump From New York Hospital Window
A 15 year old leukemia patient, Marc Samuels, died after leaping from an eighth floor window at a New York hospital. He had been in the hospital six weeks and was to leave Wednesday to be with family. His parents viewed him Sunday. police noted he had recently left the hospital and his mother was en route when the fall occurred. The father said the youth had been downcast knowing he would not recover.
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New York
Marc Samuels
George Samuels
Samuels
Mare
Early Turkish gardeners create iatip turbend name
The National Geographic Society notes that Turkish gardeners first cultivated the iatip from wild flowers into a garden beauty called turbend. Flowers reached Europe in 1554 via the Austrian ambassador to the Turkish sultan and were introduced to Holland by Dutch herbalist Clusus, court gardener to the Austrian emperor.
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National Geographic Society
Europe
Holland
Clusus
Automobile ownership shifts for New Hampshire residents
New Hampshire records at the state house in Concord hold over 4,000,000 civil status records including deaths marriages and divorces. The data trace population trends from early 20th century to mid century with projections showing cars per capita rising from one per five Americans in 1940 to about one per three and a half by 1953.
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New Hampshire
State House
Concord
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