Daily Across Puzzle Clues List
Contains a set of crossword clues spanning topics from covering to bodies of water. Includes entries like talk A tendon Isthmus and clues referencing Chicago district and city of Turkey. Presents 19 items with varied lengths and themes suitable for a grid.
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Chicago
Crossword 2 and 3 Across Puzzle Clues
A collection of crossword clues from an Orient set and Scottish river, with terms for distended, lawsuit charges, exclamations, questions, pneumatic tube, girl’s nickname, river Pol, plunder, infrequent, critical moment, cleansing agent, unhappy, shield, gang, undivided, increase in bulk, native of Alaska, constellation Cygnus, cogwheels, obese, dry, marshes, sole, grow old, past, sign of the zodiac, and half an em.
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Unhappy
Shield
Gang
Native of
Alaska
Constella
Austria Heads to Runoff in Presidential Election
Austria will settle the presidency in a runoff within 35 days between Heinrich Gleissner and Theodore Koerner after neither secured a majority. Gleissner led with 1,725,695 votes, Koerner 1,682,786, while third candidate Breitner drew 662,559 amid a Communist vote of 5.1 percent. Housewives in Ballybunion pay a record 14 cents for a bag of turf.
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Vienna
Austria
Heinrich Gleissner
People’s Party
Theodore Koerner
Gleissner
Koerner
Russia
Burghard Breitner
Red Cross
Ex-Hitler Backers Poll 400000 Votes in Saxony State
In Lower Saxony, the Socialist Reich Party led by former Hitler supporters won 11 percent and 16 seats in a 10-party race, challenging established Socialists and Christian Democrats. The SAP, banned guards labeled terrorists, surfaced as a neo Nazi force amid coalition uncertainty.
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Hannover
Germany
Hitler
Lower Saxony
Christian Democrats
Socialist Reich (Empire
SRP
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
SAP
Free Democrats
Peace Message To Soviets Okayed by Senate
The senate approved a bi-partisan resolution sent to the house declaring the United States seeks friendship and peace with all nations. Sponsored by Senator McMahon and 22 others, the measure passed unanimously to counter Soviet propaganda labeling Americans as warmongers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russia
McMahon
Conn
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City of Turkey
Club Fees
Slanted
North Lodge
Music Note
Bodies of
Tion
Ballybunion
Eire
Reichsfront
German Empire Party
German Social Party
Realock Fence
E. Buchanan
Phoenix
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation
Barrows
Gift Department
Down Stairs
Gina
Westinghouse Electric Cooker
Cetta
Rogers & Sons
America
Fenton
Seecenas
Mary Jane
Hedi Schoop
Finer Gibson
Bower
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Golden State
Call Reservation Bureau
Lane Cedar Chest
First St. & Washington
E. Jefferson
the Friendly Store
S. First St