Crossword puzzle clues mixed with historic spelling
Daily crossword puzzle list presents across and down clues. Includes fissure fry lightly blue narrow winged moth biblical name brink saddle basket half anem accomplished neuter pronoun remember prophet accumulate a quadruped narrow slat division of a state engineman abbr vegetable Hebrew month obstructs worrier collog. reverberate part of a flower vinegar bottle turkish city mountain in Thessaly possessive down clues cover sounds of horse foot girl s name level like a demon tank destroyer abbr shop breeze wavy her smallest colleg audience flex electrified particles three as on dominos a chest sound flowed forth cushion electromagnetic instruments sea eagle musical instrument fiber from coconut husks pincer like claw greek letter coins eur ostrich like bird yesterday's answer habitual drunkards mineral spring pale cobalt sym.
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Brink
Prophet
Her
Phoenix Pair Receives Still Another Handicap
A deaf mute husband and wife in Phoenix faced a new crisis when Leonard Lancaster, 66, broke his right leg after a fall from a ladder while painting at 1135 East Almeria Road. He crawled for help, helped by Druggist Arthur H. Fisher who used sign language. Lancaster was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital and then at Maricopa County Hospital.
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Phoenix
Beulah Lancaster
West
Roosevelt Street
Leonard
Arthur H. Fisher
North 11Th Street
Lancaster
Fisher
E. O. Fisher
East Almeria Road
Mabel R. Rodgers
Good Samaritan
Free X-Ray Campaign Nears End
The Maricopa County X-ray Survey offers free chest films to residents 15 and older with 18 portable units across downtown Phoenix and county areas. The anti tuberculosis drive aims for 250000 X rays, promising quick painless scans and mailed findings with follow up if abnormalities appear. Officials urge participation to uncover active cases and help overcome the bread disease in the county.
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Maricopa County
Phoenix
Desert Devotionals To Start Sunday At Rancho La Loma
Desert Devotionals begin Sunday at Rancho La Loma the Litchfield Park winter home of Mr and Mrs P W Litchfield Three services at 4 p m Sundays under the Church at Litchfield Park Rev Dr Theron Chastain of Phoenix First Baptist will be speaker Phoenix Fifth Ward Choir Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will sing Ward Bishop Junius W Driggs will conduct The Rev James B Ostergren pastor of the Litchfield church says the program aims to stress individual responsibility among free people The outdoor devotionals will be in the wooded landscaped area of the Litchfield estate evoking the Holy Land setting
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Litchfield Park
Rancho la Loma
P. W. Litchfield
Theron Chastain
First Baptist Church of Phoenix
Arizona Council of Churches
Phoenix Fifth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Junius W. Driggs
James B. Ostergren
Litchfield Church
Litchfield Estate
Ostergren
Holy Land
Dog-License Periods Set for Local Schools
County dog licenses may be purchased tomorrow at Stevenson School 1210 East Apache Street Washington School 27th and Northern avenues and Alhambra School 3800 Grand Avenue Rabies shots free of charge will be given at the time licenses are purchased Registration fee is 1 for male and 2 for female dogs Licenses on sale 830 am to 430 pm at Stevenson 830 am to 1230 pm at Washington and 1 to 430 pm at Alhambra
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Stevenson
East Apache Street
Washington School
Northern Avenues
Alhambra
Grand Avenue
Stevenson School
Alhambra School
Glass Making Trials From Early Virginia Colony
Glass making, begun by Virginia colonists in 1608, is viewed as America's first colonial industrial undertaking, reflecting early craftsmanship and economic aims.
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Virginia
America
Outdoor services are popular cup awarded for editorial
The Phoenix College Beta Phi Gamma chapter received a gold loving cup from the Glen dale California headquarters for a prize winning editorial by Sidney Skolnik titled Academic Freedom. Eleven new members were initiated and 12 students were named to roles under Ray Emery and M. R. Hagerty.
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Phoenix College
Beta Phi Gamma
Glendale
Calif
Sidney Skolnik
Skolnik
Ray Emery
M. R. Hagerty
Robert Thomas
Earl Seeber
Vincent Rennett
Jack Mitchell
Jerry Keyes
Don Harris
Bertha Dang
Sue Clark
Bert Bostrom
Milton Bean
Thornton Barrows
Hank Hiller
Mary Frances Fuqua
Detective Wins Foot Race After Chase For Purse Theft
Detective Edward Langevin chased a youth from 700 South Central Avenue and captured him after a short 1% block pursuit. The 1lt-year-old boy was in custody for stealing a woman's purse containing $2.50 belonging to Sue Shade, visitor and daughter of Denver insurer M. J. Shade.
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Edward Langevin
700 South Central
Sue Shade
M. J. Shade
Denver
Colo
Moon pockmarks traced to bomblike meteorite impacts
Astronomers attribute the pockmarked surface of the moon to bomblike hits by meteorites, explaining craters formed by high velocity impacts shaping the lunar landscape.
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Thessaly
Hyroide
North 24Th St
Durkeel
Durkee
S&f
Weston’s
Packard
Rath
Rich, Mellon
U. 8S
Detective
Iniversary
SMART
Hassocks
Great Traders
Great Stores
E. van Buren
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