Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed in One Page
A two column crossword with horizontal and vertical clues listed for a published page. Includes definitions for baby food rose or orange hurried entire amount wings take off tributary of the Seine Othello s perfidious friend expiated disease of dogs solar disk the birds abates thing in law auctions new comb form clause in contract eates play wagons innate Celeste Aida raccoon discourteous being negatives correlative of neither antlered animal rambles Japanese coin dance step high in miasis most clear freight boat mixture haggard inheritor serving utensils discomfort Gaelic legal paper tatters throw Naomi s weeps convulsively cicatrix straighten ing a presser navigate Latin or Maltese frosted olfactory organ Indian ph ed cotinat bird pedal digit sea eade
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Naomi
Presser
Stage Set For Round Playoffs In Knot Hole League
Playoffs open Monday at Smith Farm after last night’s games. Aeronca leads Class B with 7 2 records and Junior Optimist clinches Class A second round. VFW No 3809, Gard ner, Armco, and Sawyer Realtors also set as first round opponents. Billy Crowe earned his 11th win for Aeronca in a seven hitter. Milton Pate allowed four safeties.
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Makete
Smith Farm
Junior Imist
Aeronca
Coca-Cola
VFW
FOP
VFW No
Junior Optimist
Gardner
Armco
Sawyer Realtors
Billy Crowe
Milton Pate
Weaver
Two Church Loop Softball Tests Wind Up In Deadlocks
Holy Trinity downed First Presbyterian 7 1. Trenton Nazarene won a forfeit from Oakland Presbyterian. Two other Church League games at Barnitz Field ended tied after seven innings. Darkness forced calls in Middletown Nazarene vs Church of God and Evangelical United Brethren vs Calvary Methodist.
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Holy Trinity
First Presbyterian
Trenton Nazarene
Oakland Presbyterian
Barnitz Field
Middletown Nazarene
Charch of God
Evangelical United Brethren
Calvary Methodist
Oakland
EUB
Jim Kraft
Trinity
Dom Esposito
Frank Long
F. Carroll
D. Duff
Church of God
D. Lemmons
Middletown
Bowling League Scores Affected by Mixed Results
In men standings Craig Ferrell led with a 2 for 4 showing and Darrell Cook added 3 games. Women posted Lucy Wheeler 14 and Lydia Payne 137, with Mary Kucer at 1% amid uneven team results across seven games.
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Mary Kucer
Lucy Wheeler
Gutter Strutters
Hi-Low's
Krafty Keglers
Unnamed
Rolley Pokcys
Alleygators
Craig Ferrell
Darrell Cook
Lydia Payne
Mead Named Marietta College Coach
Marietta College in Ohio announced Kenneth Mead as head coach with Tom Stubbs as assistant for basketball and baseball. Athletic Director Donald Drumm and coach Bill Whetse round out the staff, marking the first time the school has four fulltime coaches.
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Marietta
Ohio
Kenneth Marietta College
Tom Stubbs
Ohio State
Stubbs
Donald Drumm
Bill Whetse
Mc Farland Defends Northern Ohio Tennis Title
Dick Mc Farland of Canton won the northern Ohio senior championship for the second straight year. He defeated Kay of Dayton in straight sets 6 3 7 4 6 1 24 62 in a final noted Friday at Lakeside Ohio.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Dick Mc
Farland
Canton
Kay
Dayton
Radio and TV Highlights for Tonight Across Stations
Radio schedules feature WHIO Melody and Country Hour at 7 05 PM and The Last Word at 9 38 PM with Nina Foch and Robert J. TV listings include George Sanders on the Jimmy Durante Show on WHIO WKRC and Elaine Malbin Franke Carle Joey Adame with Julius La Rosa on WLW D. WLW D presents And The Birds Still Sing a murder case clue and WCPO offers Champagne Myac Dane Clark in Alem at Spithead. A wealth young man steals in The Thief of Leadon on WLW D at 12:30 AM.
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WKRC
George Sanders
Jimmy Durante
Elaine Malbin
Franke Carle
Joey Adame
Julius la Rosa
WCPO
Laurence Welk
Dane Clark
Alem
Spithead
Leadon
Early English Immigration to the Atlantic Seaboard
The initial influx to the United States came primarily from England along the Atlantic seaboard between 1607 and 1640. This period marks the first major wave of settlers establishing early colonial communities.
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United Sates
Atlantic Seaboard
Atom Fueled Public Power Move Draws GOP Protest
Four Republicans on the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee condemn a bill to fund public power driven nuclear plants. They say the $58 million program would force mandatory construction by the Atomic Energy Commission and accuse Democrats of pro public power bias.
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Washington
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
GOP
Cole
van Zandt
Patterson
Conn
Jenkins
New York Central Calls Taxicab After Putnam Division Breakdown
The New York Central used a taxicab to transport three passengers from a Putnam division train that broke down after starting at Kingsbridge in the Bronx. The line seeks to discontinue service on the Putnam division due to low riders and high operating costs.
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NEW York W
Putnam Division
Gandhi’s Son Dies at 57 in Bombay
Devadas Gandhi, 57, journalist son of Mohandas K. Gandhi and managing editor of Hindustan Times, died after a heart attack. He was stricken while with a friend for tea and had served twice as president of India’s editors conference. His father was assassinated in 1944.
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Bombay
India
Devadas Gandhi
Motandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Hindustan Times
de Saspengarang
South Africa
all-India Newspapers Editors
103-Year-Old Ohio Grange Member Dies
BRYAN Ohio Mrs Emma Hinkle of West Unity dies at 103 believed to be the oldest Grange member in Ohio She joined the Grange in 1877 and remained active until six days before her death Funeral services set for Sunday with WServices planned
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Bryan
Ohio
Emma ‘Hinkle
West Unity
Grange
Kentuckian Wins Women’s Western Junior Golf Title
Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow Kentucky defeated Andy Cohn of Waterloo Iowa one up in a 22 hole marathon to capture the Women's Western Junior Golf title. Wheeler was one down after 17 holes and birdied the 18th to keep the match alive as Cohn parred the 5th to force extra holes. The weather and 11 year old opponent were noted in the report.
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Chicago
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Andy Cohn
Waterloo
Iowa
Miss Wheeler
Miss Cohn
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press PITCHING
Gene Conley of the Braves blanked the Dodgers with four singles and a walk, struck out three, and singled home the run in a 16 victory. Stan Musial of the Cardinals drove in the winning run for a 54 10 inning win over the Phillies, with his third extra base hit in five at bats to reclaim the NL batting lead. The Egyptians made artificial eyes of glass feldspar pearl and ivory as far back as 2600 years before Christ.
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VFW
Eddie Cain
Coca-Cola
J. B. Reffitt
Cain
Knights of Pythias
Sorg Paper
K. of
Sorg
Leonard
Stickleneld K
Gene Conley
Braves
Dodgers
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Phillies
Christ
Radio Programs and Hosts Roundup Across Stations
A scrambled radio program listing names and times across stations WLW WSAI WKRC WPFB WPWR and others features hosts such as Kay Merten and Rancy Blake guiding music and dance segments. The item notes audience requests and daily schedules in a compact network roundup.
Teamsters Hint At Move To Lure Builders Union
Washington dispatch notes the Teamsters Union signaling a potential defection from AFL-CIO by endorsing a Detroit labor group stance. Hoffa weighs use of influence to secure concessions as disputes over jurisdiction between building trades and industrial unions surface amid Meany’s regional arbitration plan.
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Teamsters
Builders Union
John A. Harris
Washington
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Detroit
James RK. Hoffa
Bhar Lt San Francho
Hoffa
Building
CIO
George Meany
Thal
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Meany
Atlantic City
Conerence of Building Trades
New Assistant Appointed At Penney Store
William Kolodzik was named assistant manager of the Penney Store today. The appointment adds supervisory duties and aims to improve customer service and store operations.
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Penney’s
William Kolodzik
Penney
Actress Cleared Of DWI Charge In Los Angeles Case
Actress Gia Scala, noted for Italian Irish heritage, had a DWI charge dismissed by a Los Angeles judge. The case, identified as Case No. 3523, involves creditors required to file timelines with the judicial office.
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G. Wel
Dea
Cassie Sean Suey
Middletown
Butler
Tinay
Buty
Onie
Los Angeles
Gia Scala
Sua Scala
AP eNy
George Averdick
Saverdick
Shadintown
Ious
Goodyear Atomic workers approve new contract in WAVERLY
Union Local 10-689 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers voted 607 to 325 to accept a three year contract at Goodyear Atomic Corp plant. It provides average hourly wage increases totaling 22 cents by April 30 and includes 11 cents retroactive to last April 30, with two cents and nine cents scheduled later, lifting average wages from $2.42 an hour.
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Waverly
Ohio
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Coast Guard Seeks Body Of Toledo Man In Turtle Creek Drowning
In Port Clinton Ohio the Coast Guard pressed on with a search for Norman Dale Friend a 52 year old from Toledo who drowned Friday in Turtle Creek about 13 miles west of Port Clinton as rescue crews looked for his body.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Coast Guard
Norman Dale Friend
Toledo
Turtle Creek
Journal Want Ads Eliminate Fraudulent Advertising
The Journal asks readers to report ads that mislead or fail to meet truth standards. Ads end early are charged only for days they ran at the earned rate.
Sorrowing families thank community for support after loss
In heartfelt thanks the Knox Moore and Baker families express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the death of Flarl Perry Baker and Fli se Knox. They thank Rev E H Hammon and Rev Joseph Pate for consoling words and praise local funeral homes and florists including Ratley, McCoy Leffler, Wilson Memorial, Jos R Baker Florist, Starr Florals, Boulevard Gardens and Schraff enberger for services and flowers.
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Xnox
Flise Knox
Joseph Pate
Ratley Funeral Home
Knox
Moore
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Yankee Rd
White Sewing Center
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Dick A S Dial
Queens
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Cartiele
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Columbia Dial GA
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