DAPLY Crossword Acro A Clue List Solved
Puzzle style wordplay clues mix across and down with hints for a crossword grid. Entries include Eyegias slang perches unit of weight gems enough poet town N Y unable to speak part of to be united I solder resort state flower Utah old wine receptacle eat away past remains strange help down nobleman run rapidly the head chum god of love bark boat girl s name sown Her Harden transporter's end wall of Sweden a building billiard bitter stroke burn with moist liquid sugar paste confections ancient city molded Gr or mand ate Man s name girl s name place.
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N. Y
United Isolder
Guido
Utah
Strange
Nobleman
Harden
Sweden
Metropolitan Given Fare Hike Approval
The Arizona Corporation Commission granted Metropolitan Bus Lines a permanent fare increase boosting profits to about 70000 yearly before taxes. The panel noted new management cannot be blamed for past mistakes and requires depreciation funds. student fares were excluded. Charles Koors recent management, Irving Jennings reappointed as president, and Albert Brugger as vice president. The order was effective immediately after hearings showing a 33000 loss last year.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Metropolitan Bus Lines, Inc
Commission
William T. Brooks
Metropolitan
Phoenix Certified Public
Max A. Millett
Brooks
Charles Koors
Los Angeles
Koors
Irving A. Jennings
Phoenix
Metro
Albert Brugger
Arizona Guard Seeks 4027 Members In Nationwide Drive
The Arizona National Guard aims to reach 4027 strength with a two month Get in the Guard recruitment campaign. Current state strength is 2020, while national goals target 45000 new members to hit 400000 across Army and Air units. The winning units will be named on the Eisenhower Trophy with replicas awarded for 100 percent strength and 90 percent averages.
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National Guard
Arizona
Joseph Tapia
Arizona National Guard
Washington
Papago Park Arsenal
Grand Canyon
Charles W. Fernald
158Th Infantry
National Guard of Arizona
Phoenix
Chilly Weather Cuts California Lemon Sales
Fall weather across the nation reduced demand for California lemons with total sales dropping about 15 cars this week. Prices were noted as somewhat lower according to the California Fruit Growers Exchange report from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
California
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Free Spenders Admit Safe Burglary In Ohio
Two Dayton men, Robert Jackson Smith and Garnett Haley, admitted robbing a Morain Ohio restaurant safe of $6,925 last Aug. 26. Arrested in Maricopa County for U S federal warrants, they were identified after long spending sprees. Smith held on $10,000 bond. Haley to be arraigned.
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Maricopa County
Morain
Ohio
Robert Jackson Smith
Garnett Haley
John Wooster
Dayton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Haley
Virginia Avenue
Juarez
Mexico
Phoenix
el Paso
United States
Cc. B. Wilson
Smith
Flaxseed price support cut by one third
The Agriculture Department reduced flaxseed price support to 60 percent of the April 1 1950 parity for next year, down from 90 percent for 1949. Officials cited ample supplies equal to about two years of domestic needs, with 1949 crop estimated at 42 million bushels and a July 1 carryover near 20 million bushels. Linseed oil stocks from the 1948 crop also remain large.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Yavapai Fair Features Third Annual Prescott Horse Show
Prescott hosts the Yavapai County Fair second day with the Third Annual Horse Show as the feature event. Top horses from across Arizona compete in jumping, Western saddle, five gait, polo, Tennessee walking horse, parade, trail, cutting, harness, and gait classes with judges Paul Flynn and J L York. Tomorrow night caps the three day event with four quarter horse races offering over 400 dollars in purses. Prescott students John Weston and John Marshall win opening day prizes for chalk drawing and a miniature model of old Prescott.
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Prescott
Sert
Yavapai County
Paul Flynn
Los Angeles
J. L. York
Albuquerque
N. M
John Weston
Arizona State
Tempe
John Marshall
Student kills self over new motorcycle quarrel
MILWAUKEE Sept 17 William T Artinestall Jr a 19 year old Marquette University student quarreled with his father over a new motorcycle and killed himself with a shot in the head a note read I’d rather die than lose my motorcycle
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Milwaukee
William T. Artinestall, Jr
Marquette University
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Mandate
Lee Associated Services
First St
B. W. Wickstrom
Mort Baskin
East Virginia Avenue
Midwest
Begonia
Fanve
Princess
Yavapai Fair
Jersey
Diamond's Lingerie
Bayon Jersey
Mik Oep
Women IN White
Whittenden
Bob Evans
Betty Lee
Diamond
PHOEN
Phoenix, Arizona
Raaite
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