Einstein the hound foils brooch thief in Sequatchie tale
Billy Rose recounts Sequatchie County anecdote where Lem Albright's black possum hound Einstein fingernails a jewel thief at a smoked ham supper and square dance. The sheriff stages a belly-scratching lineup and points to the culprit, proving the dog’s supposed wit.
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Brainy ‘Possum Hound
Sequatchie County
Lem Albright
Lem
Einstein
Sequatchie
Will Purd
Grundy County
Will
Quiet Faith and a Dancing Social Mystery
A reflective poem seeks divine guidance through pain and storms while a lively town dance ends with a mysterious theft. A jailhouse hound helps identify the thief as Lem recalls the sheriff's trick of watching for clean hands to spot the culprit.
Vacation Revelations on a Quiet Farm
Janice Burdon meets Phil, her Aunt Bertha’s unexpected guest, a blond-haired, blue-eyed youth who declares a vacation helping in the orchard. He dreams of planting apple trees as they tour the north pasture and prune fields, revealing a clash of city life and rural labor.
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Janice
Janice Burdon
Bertha
Phil
The Threesome On Vacation Ends In Quiet Realization
A narrator recalls a vacation with Phil a law firm member. They swim, play tennis, climb Mount Carter, and share a sunset before he reveals the two week trip is ending. The tone hints at mounting tension and emotional distance as the vacation closes.
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Bertha
Mount Carter
Phil
Apples and a threesome plan in a quiet farm future
A woman questions a man who admits he is not a successful lawyer and plans to raise apples with his aunt. They discuss selling his roadster for funds and forming a partnership to start an apple growing venture this fall and next spring. He envisions companionship and shared work.
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Janice
Phil
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Snap
A compact crossword contains clues covering tax curve on a bar carry hillside dugout droplike marking kingdom SE Asia standards of perfection spill over measure Chin total amount Greek letter Attic A dress fastener diving bird River Eng Carried away in a cart Shaded walk Hawaiian Islands abbr Island in a river Hawaiian bird Inland sea Asia Protect Heaps Omitasa ayuasle Not any Member of a Philippine tribe Equipment Wet earth Distant Exclamation Evening gun god Egypt Beverage Parrot NZ Fellow Ventilating Performed Capital Eng A mineral deposit Abounds Gens of lily River Liby a
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Kingdom
Asia
Protect
Heaps
Egypt
N. Z
Lily
Masa floating ice and Ireland vary weight
Last week’s answer notes Masa floating ice and Ireland with varying weight in industrial indications.
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Ireland
Ida Lupino helps launch careers in early Hollywood
Mezz Gerhard Ally Forrest and Keet Brasselle discuss Ida Lupino's influence as they recall their big breaks in Not Wanted and Never Fear. Sally and Keefe sign long MGM contracts after Never Fear, while Jane Greer pivots from opera to film and her twin Donn shifts to art. Also notes James Stewart in Winchester 73 and John Derek Diana Lynn Rogues of Sherwood Forest with reused U S Army breastplates turned armor.
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Ally Forrest
Keet Brasselle
Ida Lupino
Ida
Eagle Lion
Sally
Metro
Keefe
Paramount
New York
M-G-M
Jane Greer
Donn
Jane
RKO
Lizabeth Scott
U.S. Army Air Forces
Columbia Armorers
John Derek
Diana Lynn
Sherwood Forest
Easter Sunrise Service at Garden of the Gods Near Colorado Springs
The 30th Easter sunrise service at Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs draws about 30 000 worshippers at 5 30 a m. Music features the Colorado Springs High School choir and Arline Lewis McKinney sings Open the Gates of the Temple. The Rev John H Skeen delivers Christ the Conqueror in a natural amphitheater setting.
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Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Pikes Peak
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs High School
Frank Gilles
National Choral Society
Christ the Conqueror
Skeen
Christ
God the Father
Delliver
Bernard Vessey
Verda Lawrie
Allance
G.O. Berneking
A W. Luce
Canada
Mexico
Colorado Springs Civic Players
Truman longed to meet Stalin to keep world at peace
A private White House state department debate on a new peace overture to Stalin recurs, tied to Truman's destiny as peacemaker. He favors direct talks with Stalin but is kept in check by allies, allies' hopes, and misgivings from Acheson and Lovett. The piece notes Truman’s public drift toward hydrogen bomb policy and the friction with the State Department over timing and method.
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White House
State Department
United States
Russia
George Marshall
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Truman
Mr. Truman
David Noyes
Fred Vinson
Moscow
Robert Lovett
General Marshall
Paris
Marshall
New York Times
Arthur Krock
Krock
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Acheson
Jimmie Byrnes
Joe Stalin
The Indians Worshipped There At Garden of the Gods
The Ute Nation revered Garden of the Gods as a sacred site to honor Manitou. Ancient legends say lime stone rocks turn to stone giants and beasts after Manitou’s response to Indian prayers.
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Manitou
State department ideas face hard Soviet policy limits
The column argues U S ideas are sound but the 14 politburo members who truly set Soviet policy will not change, regardless of Truman or U S pressure. It notes instability within satellite countries and within Russia itself.
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State Department
Politburo
Truman
U.S.A
Russia
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Grace Noll Crowell
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the Threesome
Mez Gerhard
James Stewart
Winchester
Stewart
Shelly Winters
Rick Jason
Luis Bello
Robert Rossen
Brave Bulls
Columbia
Frederic March
Sally Forrest
Joseph
Clarence Dickinson
Jesus Price
Charles Wesley
John H. Skeen
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Miss McKinney
America the Beautiful
Catherine Lee Bates
Jesus
Parkes Cadman
Jerusalem
Charles E Perkins
Eastern Railroad
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