HESS fmm Pa ACROSS a 1. Divided proportionately 9. Where cargo is carried 13. Night music 14. Olive genus 31. Soft 15. Adjusts properly 16. Winglike 17. Bishop's jurisdiction 18. Itinerant 20. Showy flower 23. Victim 24. Act of lending 25. Miss Smith, singer 26. Everyone 29. Eternity 30. Weary murmur 32. Append 33. Wife of Geraint 34. Dispatch 35. Sacks 36. Suiting 37. Observe 40. Pronoun 41. Greedy 42. A worker 47. An aspect 48. Pickling liquid 49. Winter vehicle 50. Sparkling bits
Puzzle clues listed in two columns, across and down, including many entries like divided proportionately and night music. The grid references and solutions are not provided, leaving a straightforward clue list without solved words.
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Bishop's Jurisdiction
Victim
Miss Smith
Singer
Everyone
Eternity
Weary
Geraint
Dispatch
Sacks
Observe
Greedy
Word Puzzle Clue Answer Key Mixed with Terms
A scrambled fill in style list with clues and partial letters. Includes entries such as brother abbreviation devoted old Irish coin obstacle revere high in scale bright cringe dense mist furnace tender peace goddess faint hearted enveloped ardor deceived scouting group official vestments musician Calloway lucky number receptacle tries hard part of the eye daughter of one's brother starchy foodstuff corroded pecan small singing bird poorly open space in a forest.
Fox found snuggled to fox cub by patrolman in Wisconsin yard
Madison police repor ted a reported call led to William Alderman residence where a beagle hound sheltered a baby fox in the back yard. the fox was handed to the madison zoo for care.
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Madison, Wis
Joseph Hovey
William Alderman
The
Madison Zoo
Woman gives birth to four sets of twins in routine news
Mrs. Gerald E. Hendrickson, busy with her own four sets, heard a story about a woman who had four consecutive sets of twins. She found it routine, remarking that such a sequence would be about 100,000,000 to one.
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ST. Louis
Gerald E. Hendrickson
Famous Hand in Masters Championship Captivates Table No 1
In the 1944 Masters pair championship Table No 1 saw Howard Schenken and John Crawford execute a dramatic six spade slam after a costlier East-West misstep. Schenken's two notrump response and a sequence of precise discards and finesses led to a cold top despite a forced penalization.
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Howard Schenken
John Crawford
Schenken
East
West
Ford
Fast
Declarer
Crawford
North
For You and Yours Psychic Hint and Future Laugh Line
A short lived conflict is noted with reassurance that efforts will be recognized in time. Impatience is warned against and optimism encouraged. A church attendance stat is cited, with 50.5 million American adults attending weekly last year and a 1955 peak. A tongue in cheek Caltech scientist predicts future population growth limiting each person to one square foot of real estate in 730 years.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Forest Service
California Institute of Technology
Zodiac Daily Guide for Aries to Pisces
Aries should adapt to others moods while Taurus avoids interruptions and estate losses. Gemini signals differ from usual. Cancer urges gentleness. Leo faces job tension and avoidance of troublemakers. Virgo hears unpopular tasks. Libra seeks fair play. Scorpio and Sagittarius offer comfort and ambition with home focus and restraint. Capricorn warns against emotional loss of control. Aquarius suggests a new course. Pisces tests patience and resilience.
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King of
Helen of
Troy
Uras
Rip Kirby
BY Alex Raymond
Spirous
Oakey Doakes
King Corny's Castle
R. B. Fuller
Buz
By Roy Crane
Gettysburg
Mel
Phil
Ittle Annie Rooney
By Darrel McClure
Mr.poosey
MR. Poosey
By Chk Young
Moon Mullens
Fred Johnson
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Tracy
Chester Gould
Miss Peach
Grammar School
Lhe
Modest Maidens
Patent
Anca
Cea
Musician Calloway
Fox
Arms
Fragrance
A Statehouse
Hendricksons
Navy
Jay Beckeroe Masters
South Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Oceani
Aries
Taurus
Semin
Leo
Scorpio
Ane
Field Enterprises
Ime
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