Scrambler Across Clues Match A Puzzle Grid
A crossword style list links across and down clues with numbers for 40 to 55. The grid references include terms like calcium symbol Ca, boat paddle oar, rentee tenant, be rude enrage, and other crossword fodder plus slang for metal dross and lingering anxieties.
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Peggy Fleming
Mariner
Trichinosis risks in pets and humans shared by Dr Thosteson
Dear Dr Thosteson answers about trichinosis fatality in cats after raw pork, the importance of cooking pork to kill larvae, treatment options including corticosteroids and thiabendazole, and warns that infection can be severe though not always fatal. Also notes allergy testing and general guidance on child rectal issues and acne awareness.
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M. D
Two Car Collision Injures Rider with Vehicle Damages
One person injured in a Greenwood and Parris street two car crash about 9 a.m. Monday. Michael D. Godwin of Pine ridge Road injured when his car struck Mary A. Hayworth of Rt. 2 High Point. Godwin charged with failure to yield right of way. Each car about $700 damage. No charges in English Road and West Point crash. Janice H Campbell of North ate Court and Terrell Par k of Pur aine had about $75 and $75 damages.
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Greenwood and
Parris Streets
Michael D. Godwin
Pineridge Road
Mary A. Hayworth
Rt. 2
High Point
Godwin
English Road
West Point
Janice H. Campbell
Northate Court
Terrell Park
Terrell
Puraine
Smart Fighters Retire Early And Another Bad Boy Makes Good
A portrait of Joe Sherman born Itzak Costenec in 1889 who becomes known as a hard man with a checkered past. Born in Irkutsk and raised in America his turbulent youth included time at St Marys Industrial Home and clashes with peers and authority. The piece notes his multiple names and a history of street fighting and trouble.
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Joe Sherman
Baltimore Police Department
Itzak Costenec
Irkutsk
Siberia
Joe
St. Mary’s
Brothers of Xavier
Christ
Matthew
Sherman
George Herman Puth
The Bad Boy Joe Sherman: From Wharf Rat to Club Owner
Sherman rose from a rough youth to boxing circles, survived attacks, and earned money in fights while working odd jobs. He later married Maxine, ran a cigar store bookie business, and built The Downbeat Room before leaving a fortune and settling with his wife in Miami Beach.
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Joe
Jacksonville
Sherman
Leonard
Benny Leonard
Cincinnati
Prohibition
Chicago
Maxine
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Congress Hotel
Fin
Haddie
Joe Sherman
Croydon
Catherine McHugh
Brockton
Massachusetts
Miami Beach
Jewel
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Lia
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Dr. Thosteson
Isaak Goldberg
America
Land of the
Free
St. Mary’s Industrial Home
Jim Bishop
Andy
Debbie Vernotico
Garden Grove
Caifornia
High Point Enterprise
Shannon Borges
Visalia
California
Earth
Maxie
Crown Point
Indiana
Randolph Street
Jackson
Yewcenter
Rocking Chair Theatre
Hercules
New York
Night of the Living Dead
Castle
Mill of the Stone
Women
Susannah York
Beryl Reid
Ewa Avlin
Southgate
Thomasville
Pasquales
WTC
Commonwealth United
Mark Carliner
Peter
Pamela Ustinov
Tiffin
Jonathan
John Winters
Eastrygn
T Ildernss
Alan Arkin
Stagecoach Trail
Dial
THE
Midnight Cowboy
National Board of Review
New York Film Critics
Lon Television Today
Joey
Howard Duff
Dennis Cole