Sunday Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Language and Typos
A fragmented crossword prompt lists horizontal clues with numerous typos and garbled entries. The text seems to mingle numbers and partial words across multiple languages, rendering many clues unreadable and some entries nonsensical.
Sculptor Harris Builds Life Around Art and Family
The Harris couple blends private home life with strong artistic work. Harris, Georgia Tech instructor, designs party meals for guests and plans the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial with an equestrian group of Lee Jackson and Davis. Harris began cartoons in Carrollton and evolved into architectural and sculptural success after studying at the Pennsylvania Academy.
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Carrollton, Co
Uie-Pennsylvania’ Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
South
Atlanta
Atlasta
Jean
Joan
Olivia
Judy Wann
Georgia Tech
Atante ‘High
Museum of Art
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Hackson
Jefferson Davis
Arlis
Jenkins Declares Independent Course In Herald 1950
Arthur Jenkins asserts in The Herald 1950 first issue that he will pursue an independent path, pledging to discuss public questions and support meaningful measures to advance the best interests of the people.
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Arthur Jenkins
the Herald
Disarm Kids with Play Guns a Nation’s Policy Idea
A fragment argues disarming children of toy guns and steering play toward cameras and wholesome activities. It claims such shifting from warlike to constructive play would ease parental fears, curb aggression, and foster better character, urging baseball gear as healthy substitutes.
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San Fhenk
New Czechs Rise in Prague as West Fades
An American observer outlines the shift in Czechoslovakia after the 1948 communist victory. The text describes the consolidation of power under Gottwald, the removal of noncompliant leaders such as Clementis, and the suppression of Western influence, religion, and press. It notes emigration and a dull, controlled populace, with Slovakia and Prague facing tightened Moscow-aligned governance and limited resistance.
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Gottwald
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Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Vilam Siraky
She'ree-Keed
Congress
Clementis
Russia
Slovakia
Sivoky
Stim
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