Crossword Puzzle ACROSS AND DOWN Clues
A compact set of crossword clues listing across and down entries with standard numbering, asking for taxon imports shawl elocutionist pays homage to God alder tree you and I giants old dominion state abbr give out myself Jap outcast Norse god burden word book carried Mexican corn dish thinks causes heavy blow slang trial drop bait lightly smallest anchor tackles for shrill sound bone distant continent officer of the D A R optical glasses candies B3 190 down journey charge with gas Hank of twine small fish not many liberty dress fabric deprivation conjunction roman road win landlords bit odd selenium symbol hypothetical force swimming outdoor games stories headland vase dawn goddess use a needle charge goddess of earth.
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Old Dominion
Myself
Burden
Declarer must time trump play to survive in a heart led hand
In a four spade game with West opening hearts, South must find a line to avoid a club loser. By drawing trumps and careful diamond play, declarer can make the contract if diamonds split 3-3 or with precise squeezing after South discards. If misplayed, the contract fails.
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West
East
South
Dummy
Declarer
December 29 Horoscope and Historical Note
By Ocean For Thursday December 29 present for you and ours. Tension prevails as the pace is hectic today. Be patient with excitable individuals and stick to the job to obtain results. An unexpected commune may offer a solution. William Gladstone born December 29 1809. He sought church orders but entered politics and served four times as prime minister. A common Bible translation by scholars of diverse faiths expected in 30 volumes from 1962 to 1966.
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William Gladstone
Church of England
Queen Victoria
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope: 1960 Guidance
The column outlines 12 sun signs with brief yearly advice. Aries through Pisces cover themes from compromise and action to prudent spending and rest, urging careful decisions, measured risks, and focus on home and duty.
Uncle Dave Dies on Christmas Eve at 121
Charleston remembers William Davis known as Uncle Dave who died in his sleep Christmas Eve just hours before his 122nd birthday. He claimed birth in 1838 in Winston-Salem and was the oldest Social Security pensioner. Survived by memory and a life of odd jobs and grass cutting, he left no known survivors.
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Charleston
Dave
Davis
Social Security Administration
Uncle Dave
William Davis
Winston - Salem
William Meford
Oll
Almanac notes and historic events for December 28
The entry marks December 28, 1960 as a calendar day with Mars as the morning star and visible planets Mars Saturn and Venus. It recounts historical quotes and events: John C. Calhoun resigning as vice president in 1832, Woodrow Wilson born in 1856, Knights of Labor observing Labor Day in 1869, gum patent by William Semple in 1869, and Congress recognizing the Pledge of Allegiance in 1945. It ends with Wilson’s thought on power and peace.
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United Press International
Mars
Saturn
Venus
John Calhoun
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Staunton
Knights of Labor
William Semple
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Congress
Young mother and baby skate at Vineland rink
Mrs. George Phifer brings her year-old son Mark to the roller rink and lets him skate with a special baby skater setup. She says Mark is the youngest boy ever to roll around the local rink with his mother’s gentle assistance.
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Vineland
N. J
George Phifer
Mark
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Eeed
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Desmond
Miss Peach
By Gerald and
Donoks
BY Alex RayMond
By Meir
MR. Grimmis
Kelly School
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R. B. Fuller
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Achoo
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Mel Grait
Phil
Glacier Club
UUST
Packer
Little Annie Rooney
Darrell McClure
Davy
Gare
Moon Mullins
Ford Johnson
London Airpor
Blondie
Chkc Young
Sawyer
By Roy Crane
Wildcat
Ay Becker
North
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
the Almanac
U.S
Stanley
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Patent Office
National
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