Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragments and Short Answers
A compact set of crossword style clues with many two word or short form entries. Includes Across and Down hints such as bridge term, cleaner, feminine title, and Russian city with several abbreviations.
Puzzle Solution Clues From Caroline Island and More
Answer to Previous Puzzle 9 Caroline island 16 Points 11 Heavy blow 12 Fiddling Roma 22 e 23 Fly aloft 24 Italian river 25 Dispatch 28 Today for instance 29 Cry of bacchanals hM 30 Split 36 Performers 37 Article 38 Panegyric 41 Fall flower 42 At no time 43 Roman read 44 Child wife of David Copperfield 45 Eucharistic wine vessels 47 Religious book 48 Employer 49 Number pl 51 Peer Gynts mother 53 Auricle
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Caroline Island
David Copperfield
American Housewives Buy 765 Million Clothespins Yearly
A report notes that American housewives purchase about 765 million clothespins each year as a staple kitchen and laundry item. The figure underscores scale of routine household purchases and consumer demand.
Detroit man teaches nephew to drive. car crashes into neighbor garage
Richard Arbanas, 28, guided his seven year old nephew Timothy Arkansas in learning to drive. The car broke through the back of their garage, crossed the alley, and smashed into both back and front doors of a neighbor’s garage. Neither the uncle nor the boy sustained injuries.
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Detroit
Richard Arbansas
Timothy Arkansas
Arkansas
Uncle Sam’s Borrowing Pushes National Debt Higher
The Treasury reported a 34 billion dollar borrowing last week, lifting the gross national debt to 279.335 billion dollars the highest since March 1956 and signaling further increases in the coming weeks as the government replenishes cash. Officials expect the debt to surpass 280.821 billion by late next month or December with another three billion dollars in cash borrowing anticipated by early December. The rise stems from lower tax income amid recession and high peacetime spending. the debt ceiling stands at 288 billion, with 283 billion set for July 1 unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Congress
15 Year Old Sentenced In Slaying Near Rocky Mount
In Edgecombe Superior Court Wayne Jenkins 15 of Gastonia wept as he was sentenced to 20 25 years for second degree murder in the shooting death of Clyde Farmer 35 near Rocky Mount on Sept 12 His co defendants Willie Ingram 16 of Le Noir and James Goodman 15 of Concord pleaded guilty to manslaughter with Ingram given 10 12 years and Goodman 8 10 years Judge Chester Morris called the trio young in years but old in criminal experience and noted long records.
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Tarboro
N.C
Wayne Jenkins
Gastonia
Clyde Farmer
Rocky Mount
Carolina Training School
Jenkins
Willie Ingram
Lenoir
James Goodman
Concord
Edgecombe Superior Court
Ingram
Goodman
Chester Morris
Wall Street Editor Sees Southern Growth and Labor Tensions
Raleigh born Roy ster editor of the Wall Street Journal spoke to the Southern Industrial Development Council. He argued the South gains from industrial Renaissance as talent migrates in while noting race issues influence bond markets and location decisions. He cautioned unions remain a national issue and that wage costs are secondary to overall climate and policy.
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Raleigh
Vermont
C. Royster
Southern Industrial Development Council
Wall Street Journal
Durham
South
North Carolina
Royster
Wall Street
New Fiber Plant In Shelby To Create Jobs And Growth
Fiber Industries Inc will build a 2 million dollar plant on a 215 acre site near Shelby to produce Teron polyester fiber. The facility aims to employ about 1,500 with a 10 million dollar annual payroll, beginning construction in January and relocating 175 supervisory staff and families. Teron rivals Dacron and expands NC industry under Celanese and Imperial Chemicals. Gov. Hodges calls the project a boon to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby, N.C
Fiber Industries, Inc
James H. Black
Mammoth
Fiber Industries
Celanese Corp. of America
Imperial Chemicals Industries, Ltd
Charlotte Black
Sev
Eral
Great Britain
du Pont
Imperial Chemical
U.S
Gov. Hodges
North Carolina
Western Sunday Concludes Roundup at Hamp ton Place Church
A weeklong religious roundup ends at Hamp ton Place Church of God with a cowboy garbed service led by Rev. C. C. Funk. Members move to a city park for a picnic. Mrs. W. W. Stogner wins a stitched eleven dollar prize for roping the most wayward worshipers but donates it back.
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Dallas
Hampton Place
Church of God
C. C. Funk
W. W. Stogner
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