West Java Premier Arrested Over Guerrilla Uprising
Indonesian authorities announced the arrest of West Java premier Anwar Tojokroaminoto on suspicion of involvement in last Monday's guerrilla raid on Bandung led by Dutchman R. P. P. Westerling. Other Islamic Party figures Abikusno Tiokrostujoso and Arudji Kartawinata were also detained as fears grew of links to the Darul Islam rebellion.
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West Java
Abikusno Tiokrostujoso
Republic of Indonesia
Arudji Kartawinata
Islamic Party
Masjumi
Mohamed Hatta
Westerling
Mos‘ems
Guerrila
Is. Tm
Defense Ministry
Tjiandjur
Bandoeng
Tuandjur
Padalaring
Spotted Cat Horizon Tal Ss 1 Depicted Animal Itits
Puzzle grid reads as a vertical word fill with clues ranging from celestial to domestic terms. Entries include a mix of animals, metals, religious symbols, directions, and common nouns across a wide letter range.
Crossword Clue Answers List
Answers to the puzzle clues include grass shield bearing soothsayer canvas shelter land parcel dance step entanges on the sheltered solar disk mud lide father Assam silkworm pealed weight deduction hostelries measure of cloth honeymaker French article troop abbreviated each term matches a standard word form.
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Rain-Macine Idea Upheld
New York AP report states twenty dollars worth of silver iodide smoke caused small clouds near Albuquerque to drop enough rain to fill New York City's reservoirs, with a 150 mile storm path. Langmuir of General Electric says silver iodide or dry ice can induce rain, while the Weather Bureau cautions the rains may have occurred naturally.
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New Mexico
New York City
Albuquerque
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Irving Langmuir
General Flectric Company
Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences
Langmuir
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio grants 50 pharmacy certificates to applicants
Among 50 applicants certified to practice pharmacy in Ohio by the State, Robert Wayne Jones of Middletown earned a license. Examinations held January 10 and 11, with the top score 92.6 percent by Nicholas Papas of Columbus, a graduate of Ohio Northern University College of Pharmacy. Sheldon Kay Kutcher of Toledo was second with 92.5 percent, and Robert W. Reynolds of Orrville, a Western Reserve University School of Pharmacy graduate, ranked third at 91 percent.
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Ohio
Robert Wayne Jones
Middletown
Nicholas Papas
Columbus
College of Pharmacy
Ohio Northern University
Sheldon Kay Kutcher
Toledo
University of Toledo
Robert W. Reynolds
Orrville
School of Pharmacy
Western Reserve University
Act banning coal use in London during Edward I era
An act of Parliament enacted in the reign of Edward I forbade the use of coal in London. The Britannica notes this early regulation reflecting urban smoke control concerns in medieval England.
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London
Famed Bulgarian Communist Georgi Dimitrov Honored at Mausoleum
The white Dimitrov mausoleum in Sofia attracts heavy crowds as thousands visit weekly to view his embalmed body. Open 13 hours weekly, the shrine draws up to 45 visitors per minute, with as many as 600 waiting outside. Dimitrov led the Communist International and served as Bulgaria’s postwar prime minister. the mausoleum, opened in December, sits in Ninth of September Square near Lenin’s tomb inspiration.
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Georgi Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Dimitrov
Lenin
Communist International
Moscow
Fatherland Front
Dimitrov Lying In State In Dim Hall With Soviet Honors
A bier rests on black marble with a wreath from Stalin while two militiamen guard the head. Dimitrov lies beneath a bronze canopy, eyes closed, wearing a white shirt and black suit. A red glow highlights his waxlike skin as a crowd of soldiers, couples, and elderly women pass by slowly in a seven minute viewing.
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Stalin
Dimitrov
Biosphere spans vast oceanic and aerial depths
The biosphere extends from roughly 15,000 feet below the ocean surface to over 30,000 feet above the earth, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
First American Carpet Linked to Captain Kidd Loot
A carpet said to be the first seen in the Americas is linked to Captain Kidd’s booty seized after his 1701 execution. Historians note its possible origin in the pirate era and its preservation as a rare artifact.
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Americas
Captain Kidd
County Bond Sales Top 1948 Figures in Butler County
Edward Barker announces Butler County led 32 Ohio counties in Series FE U S Savings Bonds sales for 1949 with December sales of 196 135 bringing the year total to 3 811 636. County sales surpassed 1948 totals of 3 275 558 and ranked seventh among the top counties.
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Butler County Savings Bonds
Butler
Ohio
U. S
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