Crossword Clue Answers Include Gods and Goddesses
A compact clue list presents words to fit across and down. The horizontal entry for Mistress and the vertical hint melhor may aid solvers in filling metal Greek portico observe and dispatch terms.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
6
A compact clue list presents words to fit across and down. The horizontal entry for Mistress and the vertical hint melhor may aid solvers in filling metal Greek portico observe and dispatch terms.
The clues point to three terms: 36 Olympian goddess likely HERA or ATHENA, 39 Diamond cutter's cup could be CUTTING TOOL or SETTING. 40 Biblical name common like ABRAHAM or DAVID.
William B Umstead and Luther Hodges Democratic nominees will speak at the North Carolina State Education Association two day session in Chapel Hill. Charles F Carroll State Superintendent will be featured with a banquet at 6 30 p m Friday and Hodges and Carroll will speak in sessions at Hill Hall. Dean Guy B Phillips will open with a 7 30 a m breakfast in Lenoir Hall. Discussions cover capital outlay board duties public relations and school finance among topics. Officers include Secretary Phillips President Ramsaur and several vice presidents.
A former bookmaker testifying at a departmental trial of 34 suspended New York policemen said he quit gambling when his nerves failed and he began to shake. He cited two prior convictions as factors driving him to seek a legitimate job.
Holt McPherson editor of the Shelby Star in North Carolina was named vice chairman of the Methodist Church Commission on Public Relations and Methodist Information. He succeeds William Bailey of the Kansan. The church also named Paul E of Charlotte to the executive committee of its new Board of Social and Economic Relations and Embree Blackard of Asheville to the coordinating council executive committee.
Newsmen traced a tape of Dwight Eisenhower’s presidential campaign radio speech and debated who uttered the phrase sounding like Rienhower, with Eugene C. Pulliam claiming it was a radio technician. The line in question was "Go on, go on, yeah, damn it," prompting listener complaints that Eisenhower used the Lord’s name in vain.
Oswald Jacoby and Alfred 8 explain a four-flush variant for stud poker to spice games. A four-flush beats a pair but loses to two pairs, improving action as players stay in. Examples show suited cards up and potential draws, plus a Q&A on burying cards and seven-card rummy rulings.
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