Fragmented Word Puzzle Clues From OCR Page
Mixed cryptic fragments include clues like iron is hot one of a kind and look and totter while referencing Balaam and mimics. Several entries end with numbers or hyphen marks suggesting crosswords style wordplay across Europe Africa and deported themes.
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Europe
Africa
Answer to Previous Puzzle Not Take a rm 26 Alter to Suit BY
The note appears to reference an edit instruction for a prior puzzle. It mentions not taking a room 26 change and altering it to fit BY. No clear persons or organizations are specified, making concrete factual details unavailable.
Fire Leaves 200 Homeless in Bronx Blaze
A five alarm fire in the Bronx destroyed a lumber yard two tenements two frame dwellings and a fish market leaving about 200 people homeless. The blaze threatened an entire city block and drew strong condemnation from residents.
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Bronx
More Flu Vaccine Is Released
Washington reports 1,028,295 additional Asian flu vaccine doses released bringing total to 3,705,770 for civilian use. First allocations by state population. Vaccine first available Aug. 12. American Red Cross calls on its 3,700 chapters to assist local planning for potential outbreaks this fall and winter.
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The
Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Weatherman Spanners West Point Mr Adams Playhouse
A brief station rundown highlights WBTV Charlotte Channel 3 features. Weatherman Spanners presents the West Point segment with Mr Adams hosting at the Playhouse of Stars undercurrent.
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Form Journal Weatherman Spanners
West Point
Mr. Adams Playhouse of Stars
Leaf Marts Schedule Closings On South Carolina Border Belt
Seven flue cured tobacco markets on the South Carolina Border North Carolina belt scheduled closing sales today leaving two markets open. The Federal State Market News Service reported steady prices on the Border Belt and North Carolina belts with volume about steady. Prices mostly fell to 50 to 66 dollars per hundredweight with poor leaf and low primings weighing on quality.
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North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Border
Conway
Darlington
Dilplico
Fayetteville
N.C
Lamar
Kingstree
S.C
Lake City
Timmonsville
Firemen Pension Hearing Set
Raleigh Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold will hold a public hearing October 10 on a proposal by the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau for a one percent premium boost to support a firemen's pension fund created by the 1957 General Assembly. The plan faces agent opposition while six companies sue in Wake County on constitutional grounds. a final ruling is expected later.
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Charles F. Gold
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General Assembly
Richard Brantley
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Commissioner Gold
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Fugitive Page’s Sanctuary Bid Rebuffed in Hawaii
Honolulu reports South Carolina inmate George Leroy Page, 28, escaped from the state penitentiary in 1954 and sought sanctuary at the City of Refuge. He surrendered under protest after police produced a warrant. His attorney Bernard K. Trask calls the sanctuary right historic and vows to fight extradition, while officials dismiss any legal basis for sanctuary. No court date set yet for extradition proceedings.
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North Carolina Awards Over 1000 Teaching Scholarships
The State Department of Public Instruction reports more than 1,000 scholarship loan applications received from 90 of 100 counties under the 1957 program. Loans up to 350 each year with repayment through teaching service, plus new rules for revocation and promissory notes, and approval of 348,543.14 for school building projects under a 50 million plant program.
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Charles F. Carroll
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State Board of Education
Carroll
Antarctic Continent Idea Began With Wilkes in 1840
Lieut Charles Wilkes, an American naval explorer, first recognized the probability that Antarctica was a great continent in 1840. The note also recalls Ivan the Terrible annexing Sits to Russia in the 16th century.
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Charles Wilkes
Antarctica
Ivan the Terrible
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