Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A dense list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries including 1 Female wild buffalo of India to peel 12 Goods 13 To press 14 Before 15 Belonging to 16 Unperturbed 18 Excavated 20 North Syrian deity 22 To post 24 Absorbed 27 Edge 29 To peru 31 New Guseaport 32 Kind of 34 The merganst 36 Sun god 37 Deer's h 39 Folds 41 Kind of fish 42 Son of Seth 44 Weird 45 Total 47 Spanish room 49 Indian mocassin 80 To send forth se inen race 'P orn 52 Russian weight 54 Prefix twice 55 Body of water on Spanish pot arly Chinese ay n 61 Cooking vessel 3 Part of neck eS European ub 67 Sne, no matter which 68 Simple 69 Woody plant Vertical clues include Time past 2 Mandate 3 Symbol for sodium 4 Part of a circle 5 Hairy 6 Armed forces 7 Artificial language 6 Finish 9 Royalty 10 Correlative of either 41 Pronoun 17 Form of to be 19 City in Chaldea 21 A lively air 23 Produces light 25 A verbal adjective 26 Torments 27 Cook in cer tain manner 28 Man 30 To erase 33 Jap monetary unit pl 35 To cry 38 Thoroughfare 40 Desert nomad 43 Kind of boat pl 46 Blurry 48 A narrow passage 51 Symbol for tellurium 53 Indian mul berry 56 Chemical suffix 8 Danish territorial division 60 Tree yielding caucho 61 New Zealand fort 62 Upon 64 Cooled lava 66 Land measure
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Peru
New Gu
Seth
Chaldea
How to Stop Worrying and Start Living Author Note
A CARNEGIE author shares a personal reflection after loss. She notes that material possessions pale beside mental attitude and faith that one will have what is needed. This mindset helps her stay calm and find happiness regardless of losses.
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Mary McKariel
Washington, D.C
All Sports Day Visitors Gather in Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Albert Timm attended All Sports Day in Lincoln Saturday. Mr and Mrs Morris Richards and family with Mr and Mrs J H Gustafson visited Lincoln Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Gustafson and children. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Johnson entertained Saturday evening for Pvt Donald Jones home on leave after basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky. Mr and Mrs James Jones and daughter of Gresham were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Timm
Lincoln
Morris Richards
J. H. Gustafson
Carl Gustafson
Gaylord Johnson
Community Talks Ice Plant Plans and Local News
Thirteen items from Osceola area history are summarized: voters discuss a municipal ice plant costing about 18000 with 100 ton capacity expected to yield 5000 annually and pay for itself in under five years. a home talent show by Osceola American Legion. cashier change at Surety State Bank with Levi Nelson as new cashier. Hasslers rent and plan moves. Lutheran Augustana Synod campaign for 400000 for a seminary building. Plumb Plan communism cited as Lenine Bolshevism influence. birth of Phyllis Kay Timmons. Easter visit by Lester Anderson and move to Exeter. Koehlers leave to California. Osceola markets and wheat notes. James Peter Nelson obituary. Blanche Bernt and William Novotny wed. cotton mattress program for Polk county farm families debated. Bernard Lisko serving aboard USS Stephen Potter with WWII service highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Osceola American Legion
Leon (High) Merrick
Raymond Kepner
Fritz Schuman
Phil Campbell
Wilbur Olson
Albert Timm
Vern Hamilton
Leslie Craw
Manhalter
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Rock Island
Ill
United States
Russia
Phyllis Kay
Jay Timmons
Beatrice
Lester Anderson
Gothenburg
John Cerny
Anderson
Exeter
Nebraska
Walter Koehler
Indianola
Iowa
California
Osceola
James Peter Nelson
Sweden
Blanche H. Bernt
Albert Bernt
St. Andrews
William E. Novotny
Schuyler
Polk County
Local Obituaries and Community Notes from Osceola Area
John Finecy dies at 56 in Osceola after Polk County birth in 1875. Robert Nuquist, Osceola High junior, wins first place in East Central Declamatory Contest at Plattsmouth. Track lettermen listed. Mrs. C. W. Hautz dies after brief illness. Six womens clubs conclude six months of work with Le gion Club program. County chairman Mrs. Geo Irland re-elected. A son named Robert Lee born April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. John Mickey. Osceola Business and Professional Womans Club elects officers: Pres Elvera Brown, VP Millie Dahlberg, Rec Sec Gertrude Matheson, Cor Sec Ardis Sailor, Treas Ruth Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finecy
Polk County
Osceola
Robert Nuquist
Osceola High School
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Lincoln
Fremont
Columbus
Beatrice
Robert
Cecil DeLand
Gerald Johnson
Alvin Anderson
Walter Calhoun
C. W. Hautz
Legion Club
Geo. Irland
John Mickey
Robert Lee
Osceola Business and Professional Womans Club
Elvera Brown
Millie Dahlberg
Gertrude Matheson
Ardis Sailor
Ruth Dunn
Dunns Notified About Status Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Bert Dunn were notified last week that they were impacted by a significant event in the community. The notice records their names and a formal acknowledgment of the situation and its local relevance.
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Bert Dunn
Land under cultivation in Hawaii reaches 288767 acres
The 1947 annual report to the secretary of interior from the governor shows 288,767 acres under cultivation in the Hawaiian Sugar Territory. Sugar occupies about 74 percent, pineapples about 21 percent, and diversified crops around 5 percent.
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Hawaii
Interior
Notice to Unknown Defendants in Polk County
The heirs and all interested parties in Minnie Anderson estate and in Lots 17 18 19 20 of Block 6 Morningside Osceola Nebraska are notified that on March 16 1951 Polk County filed a petition to foreclose taxes and quiet title. Respond by May 7 1951 or judgment will be entered. W W Norton attorney. March 29 April 5 12 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Anderson
Morningside
Osceola
Nebrasa
Polk
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Reverend Martin Faces Shocking Note From Wife
A rector Henry Martin returns home to a quiet house and finds a desperate letter from his wife Anne. The note declares she loves another man Donald and will leave to seek “excitement” and life, signaling a marriage crisis in a small community.
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Henry Martin
Anne
Henry
Donald
Henry Martin Avoids Parish Hall Dinner After Secret Revealed
In a tense moment Henry plans to shield Anne from a public scandal at the church while dealing with blame. Anne arrives unaware, misreading a personal note as romantic, then reveals the note was unrelated soap opera dictation from the radio.
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Henry
Guild
Anne
Donald
Henry Martin
Congress on 1952 plans as probes widen political rift
Congress nears work on vital 1952 legislation amid a sprawling set of probes. Republicans push to extend crime and RFC investigations while Democrats fear mob links to city machines. Presidential plans, Jackson Day dinners, and policy hearings mark the backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RFC
Fulbright
Arkansas
Rain making by plane formula proves tricky
Mrs. Clara J. Horst returns from Grand Island after visiting John Miller and Florence Miller. George Hruska and Drew of Omaha dine with the Merricks and later visit Cerny and Anderson families. A feature explains rain generation via dry ice and a plane creating super-cooled clouds, but such clouds are elusive and not reliable everywhere in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Horst
Grand Island
John Miller
Florence Miller
George Hruska
Drew
Omaha
Richard Merrick
Cerny
Lester Anderson
United States
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India
Seinen
P Orn
New Zealand
Puzzle NO
Datee Carnegie
Carnegie
Man With the Hoe
Bernard M. Lisko
USN
Louis Lisko
Stephen Potter
Ensign Potter
Potter
Iwo Jima
Saipan
Philippines
Osceola Feed Mill & Elevator Thos. Hofbauver, JR
W. W. Norton
Isabelle Snyder
Congress
Europe
Senate
Michael J. Galvin
Lancaster
Ohio
Sampson
N.Y
Camp Pickett
Ft. Jackson
S.C
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mining House
Tidelands
un-American Activities Committee
House
South
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
Sage
Mississippi
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Kansas City
United
Aorney General
New Hamppsaire
Charles W. To
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