Crossword Puzzle by Eugene Sheffer
Horizontal clues list many entries including case for small articles bitter vetch superficial extent of the natural logical inference constellation dolt craft prefix of command note of the scale negative coral island underground excavation worship dance step snake master lower limb poker stake silkworm Roman goddess of Earth one spot hair line beverage investitures table land cognizance measures of length Vertical clues include habitat plant form bull fighter neary narrow inlet pledges type of voice Roman magistrate birds homes wade across answer to yesterdays puzzle money crown to comb wool dry mother personal pronoun egg shaped Average time of solution Dist by King Features Syndicate Inc peacock butterfly type of lens droop made of panel malt liquor foot like organ fondle preceded accessory seed Large North American deer
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Coral Island
Broadway Notes On Innocent Bystander Nightlife Roundup
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway openings and closures noting Mary Chase's The Next Half Hour failed after eight performances while Harvey marked a one year milestone. He lampoons Beggars Are Coming to Town and praises Spellbound and And Then There Were None as gripping thrillers.
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Broadway
Mary Chase
Fay Bainter
Harvey
Washington
Bilbo
Ward Morehouse
Koreans Return From Washington
Six Nationalist leaders returned to Seoul secretly from Washington on an undisclosed mission, likely under State Department sponsorship to aid Dr. Syngman Rhee in establishing a provisional Korean government. The group was headed by Jacob Kim Dunn.
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Seoul
Korea
Washington
State Department
Syngman Rhees
Jacob Kim Dunn
Lutheran minister jokes about stolen slides during Seattle Bible lesson
The Rev. R. A. Ofstedal told congregants that a set of visual education slides stolen from a car in Seattle belonged to a young minister traveling from Standwood to Seattle. He quipped the thief should view them with a projector, noting the tale of the man from Jerusalem to Jericho who fell among thieves.
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Seattle
R. A. Ofstedal
Jerusalem
Jericho
Standwood
Melbourne Cup bets to eight million pounds
Melbourne crowds and a field of 29 will back the two mile Melbourne Cup with about 2,000,000 pounds in wagers. An expected 130,000 spectators will fill the course tomorrow as the race draws near.
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Melbourne
Australia
Women found in holding area after eviction from naval housing project
Albany California patrolmen reported two young women Ruby Reaves twenty and Patricia Bitney twenty one were found on the sidewalk outside a naval housing project with their laundry half done. They were invited to stay at the police station for temporary refuge while their eviction was addressed.
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Albany
Calif
Arthur K. Smith
Ruby Reaves
Patricia Bitney
Naval Housing Project
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Barney Baxter
Bueno
WIS Telegram
Latimer Long
Imestone
Souths Bayou Country
Donald Duck
Blondie
Mama
Donald
Mandrake
Alex
Shim
Bessie
Snuffy
Stringy Haid
Lone Ranger
Palooka
Buzz Lawyer
Chili
Willow Springs
Austin
New York
Big Boy
Etta Kett
Bill
Reese
Fellas
Dow
Gus
Eugene Sheffer
Goddess of Earth
Neary
Pledges
Wade
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lea
Walter Winchell
Alf Hitchcock
Ingrid Bergman
Bergman
Lauren Bacall
Lauren
Boyer
Jimmy Stewart
Norman Corwin
Paul Robeson
Corwin
Boris Karloff
White House
Hooper
Mr. Truman
H. V. Kaltenburg
Fulton Lewis
W. W
Billy Rose
Eleanor Holm
Billy
Nevada Smith
The
Diamond Horseshoe
Stars and Stripes
Nan Blakstone
Ray Perkins
Jerome Zerbe
N. Y
Fred Rodgers
Sunday Mag
America
Eisenhower
Germany
Mag
Bill Mauldin
Woodrow Wilson
Heaven
Moses
Wilson
Pearly Gates
Woodrow
Columbia University
John J. O'Nei
Colymmist
Strunsky
Associated Press
Jack O'Brien
Thomas Fuller
Rolly Rolls
Samuel Johnson
Nestor Chayres
Brodway
Anon
Howard W. Newton
Owen Meredith
Edgar Hoover
Vera Caspary
Robert Robins
M. E. Morton
O'Reilley
Freshie
Legeretes
Mickey Finn
Claribel
Jasper
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