Crossword clues and trivia mixed puzzle page
A fragmented crossword puzzle from Eugene Sheffer listing clues and prompts across geography history chemistry and language. Readable items include questions about capitals Dickens characters arctic figures and scientific terms with multiple numbered entries and wordplay prompts.
No Choice Walter McDaniel Sentenced to Four Months
Walter McDaniel a 42 year old white man from 409 Pope Street Thomasville faced four months in the county farm after being convicted of being drunk. Judge D C MacRae imposed the sentence and McDaniel expressed a preference for the roads over jail. The judge replied that the roads had not helped before, so the county farm would be tried.
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Walter McDaniel
Pope Street
Thomasville
D. C. MacRae
MacRae
McDaniel
Americans Break Through At Manus Island In Championed Assault
Troops pushed ashore on both sides of the air field and held a narrow 1000 yard perimeter as heavy fightingcontinued. Reinforcements by destroyers and Navy Seabees aided leveled runways at Momote and Hyane harbors, with a final push toward Lombrum plantation and Seadrhar harbor securing an American anchorage. About 1200 Japanese dead counted. hundreds more bodies presumed.
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Momote
Hyane Harbor
Seadler Harbor
Paitalai Harbor
Lombrum Plantation
Manus Island
Italian fleet split kept in Mediterranean amid war aims
The article reviews postwar disposal of the Italian navy. It notes that General Eisenhower oversaw surrender terms to the United States Britain and Soviet Union with the aim of sharing ships. Plans favored keeping the fleet in the Mediterranean with an equivalent transfer to Russia. Roosevelt and Churchill affirmed these positions amid public questions about future Italian ships and crews.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mediterranean
United States
Russia
Britain
United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
Z Hyee
Roosevelt
Churchill
Eonent
Commons
Germany
Film Stars See Little Of Doughboys
London report from INS critic Dixie Tighe on entertainment for troops abroad. Stars visiting air and field bases often dine with officers and are kept away from enlisted men, with some performers like George Raft underused or misdirected, while Tommy Trinder urges performers not to insult soldiers with gimmicks and low quality acts.
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Dixie Tighe
International News Service
London
INS
G. L
Raft
George Raft
Beso J
Ruth
Weather Outlook for North Carolina
Partly cloudy and cool today with a cooler night and Saturday. Light rain expected in the western portion spreading to the coast by Saturday evening.
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North Carolina
Frontline updates from the Soviet southwest mud siege
Dispatches from Red Star and Izvestia describe Nazis retreating from the Nikolaev Kherson area amid vast mud and water obstacles. The narrator notes full mobilization strain and stray American pop culture mentions amid wartime travel and discrimination claims against enlisted men in New York clubs.
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Black Sea
Nikolaev
Kherson
Soviet Union
Front Line
Moscow
Red Star
Izvestia
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