Food and Drink Horizontal Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style prompt listing numbered clues across various food drink and related terms. Includes entries like Apple- 4 Fish roast leg of 12 Go astray 13 Pseudonym of Charles Lamb 14 City in Pennsylvania 15 Beverage 24 Hawaiian wreaths 26 Old Phoenician seaport 27 Female deer 30 Lily maid of Astolat 32 Diners 34 35 Worships 36 Donkey 37 Employed 39 majesty 40 Stalk 41 Salt 42 Censure 45 Act as 54 Three prefix 55 Bird's home 56 Greek letter 57 Dry as wine 2 Angels 3 Followers of Erastus 4 Swiss capital 5 Fish sauce 6 Vigorous 7 Sorry 8 Dormouse 9 War god Mud
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Charles Lamb
Pennsylvania
Phoenician
Astolat
Puzzle Answer Card (Historical Word Match)
Answer list shows clues and solutions arranged as numbered pairs from an old puzzle. Entries include names like Mrs Truman and concepts such as cathartic drug and Dionysian myths. The page compiles matching terms for a round of word association within a single issue.
Florida Opens Federal Inquiry Into Terror Bombings
More than 40 witnesses including 12 alleged Ku Klux Klansmen testified before a federal grand jury as investigators pursue indictments under the civil rights statute. Probed are dynamitings at Miami Carver Village, attacks on synagogues and churches, and the Moore murder case from Christmas night in Mims. The probe, ordered by former Atty. Gen. McGrath, has run since December 1951 with Ernst L. Duhaime and L. E. Broome assisting.
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Miami
Mims
Fla
Harry T. Moore
Florida
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moore
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
FBI
U.S
Ernest L. Duhaime
L. E. Broome
Centenarian Hall Plans First Vote Since 1935
Warren Delos Hall, a centenarian who will turn 100 on March 1, plans to vote in the November presidential election. He registered Republican but has voted for Democratic candidates in the past and says he votes for the man, not the party. The piece notes an estimated 100 gerthquanes a year can cause real damage.
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Philadelphia
Warren Delos Hall
Hall
Ackerman to Present Grand Jury Cases in Miami
Emory S. Ackerman of the Justice Department criminal division will present cases to the grand jury. Hugh Purvis, director of the Greater Miami Crime Commission, serves as foreman of the jury.
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Emory S. Ackerman
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Hugh Purvis
Greater Miami Crime Commission
Oak Park Woman’s Toy Terrier Hunts Tomato Worms
Mrs. Ralph Shroder of Oak Park Michigan owns a toy fox terrier that actively hunts and kills tomato worms, showcasing her dog’s unusual usefulness in garden pest control.
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Oak Park, Mich
Ralph Shroder
Oak Park
Mich
Twinkles
Carpenter Plans Move Back To Original Home
Ted Carpenter Marquette University public relations director and sports publicist moved to a Wauwatosa home in 1933 and to a neighbor’s house fourteen years later. Next month he plans to return to his original residence.
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Milwaukee
Ted Carpenter
Marquette University
Wauwatosa
Carpenter
Restaurant Accepts French Francs in New York
Cyrano's in New York accepts francs as payment. The manager checks the daily exchange rate, recently 350 francs to the dollar.
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New York
Fishy Friends Show Off Ward's 300 Fish Tanks
Frank Ward keeps 300 tanks on a Jacksonville fish farm and treats tropical fish as if they have human traits. He makes his own fish food from baby cereal to Epsom salts and notes fish occasionally get nervous like people.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Ward
Ward
Badis Badis
Quick Thinking Helps George Rapee in World Bridge Match
In a recent rubber bridge game, George Rapee of the American team outmaneuvered top rivals. He used a bold nine trick plan, sacrificing nothing and stealing a crucial club trick to clinch the hand.
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New York
George Rapee
George
Rapee
West
Declarer
East
South
Hole in the Wall Cafe Profits From Tiny Boston Eatery
Benjamin Yanoff, 24, runs Boston's smallest restaurant a 12 foot by 41 inch take out shop in a downtown alley. Since opening last May the Hole in the Wall has generated steady business. Yanoff plans to expand by adding more wall holes around the city.
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Boston
Benjamin Yanoff
Mattapan
Yanoff
Aew
Henee
Yenoff
Soldier recalls Hiroshima blast seen from ground at camp Lejeune
Pfc. George S. Kobayashi recounts the atom bombing of Hiroshima seen from the ground while an officer candidate in the Japanese Imperial Army. He describes the ear-shaft explosion, a blinding flash, and mass destruction as he sheltered in a train tunnel and later walked through the city. Born in Hawaii in 1927, he studied in Japan before being drafted. He later joined the U S Marine Corps.
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Camp Lejeune
Marine ‘Corps
George S. Kobayashi
Hiroshima
Kobayashi
Hawaii
Japan
U. S. Marine Corps
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Jimmy ‘Hatlo
Gonstey
Thanx and
A Tip the Hatlo
Gameraman
Gomsley
Erastus
Mrs. Truman
Centenarian
George S.may
East 42Nd Street
Wonder Drug
Reader's Digest
McCalls
Sulfa
Mann's
Jacoby
Dswald Jacoby
NORTH
North East
Weel
Victoria
Ford
America
FDA
English Motor CO
Washington ST
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