DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ANSWER LIST
A compilation of crossword entries with numbered hints and solutions for former names, directions, measurements, and basic words across a themed puzzle. Entries include synonyms for time periods, body parts, colors, musical notes, and generic terms like shop, sprinkles, and measure of length.
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Seyhan
Exploits of Lewis Brothers Recalled Graves Are Lost
Staunton history notes recall the Lewis brothers of Staunton and Augusta County with graves near New Hope road. It traces Charles, Andrew, and Thomas Lewis, Ashby brothers, and the Clark and Bowman families, their military service, and their Virginia and national impact.
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Lewis Brothers
Graves
Staunton
Virginia
John Lewis
Augusta County
New Hope Road
Charles Lewis
Point Pleasant
Andrew Lewis
Ohio
Gwynn’s Island
Lord Dunmore
Capitol Square
Richmond
Thomas Lewis
Rockingham
Port Republic
Stonewall Jackson
General Shields
Washington
Ashby
Ashby Brothers
Fauquier
Turner
Winchester
Clark
Jonathan
George Rogers
William
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Jonathan Clark
George Rogers Clark
Hannibal
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
America
Charlottesville
Police Court Faces Drunkenness Fines In Local Roundup
Judge John Rice presided over a list of defendants from Berryville to Staunton for drunkenness with fines ranging from 4 to 15 dollars. Cases include indecent exposure and impaired license issues, plus a van parking obstruction fine. Others from out of state faced $5 drunkenness penalties.
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John Rice
Emory Melvin Alt
Winchester
Marie Allawett
Loudoun St
Hugh Miller Rush
S. Kent St
Richard Boyce
N. Loudoun St
Joan Stewart
Senseny Rd
Ray E. Bowers
Glaize Ave
Out of State
Staunton
Soviets Refuse Comment on Wide-Gauge Rail Plan
Berlin reports Soviet zone rail authorities refuse to discuss claims they are laying wide gauge tracks to connect eastern Germany with Moscow. Western sources say a single wide gauge line already runs from Russia via Breslau to Frankfurt on the Oder and may extend into the Soviet zone for economic and military use.
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Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Europe
West Berlin
Russia
Breslau
Frankfurt-on-the- Oder
Pike's Peak first described and first ascended dates
Zebulon M. Pike described Pike's Peak in his journal between November 25 and 27, 1806. Dr. Edwin James first ascended the peak on July 14, 1820, and the name shifted from James Peak to Pike's Peak through common usage.
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Strasburg
Bowman Brothers
Issac
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
Cedar Creek
George Bowman
Mary Hite
Jost Hite
Valley Pike
Crystal Caverns
Pike’s Peak
Pike's Peak
Zebulon M. Pike
Edwin James
James
Trial Justice Court docket lists multiple reckless driving cases
Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards presided over cases including Lee Garber R Winchester speeding at 85 mph with a $57.75 fine Robert Underwood Berryville Ave failure to answer written summons fined $10.25 Harrison H Richards Riterton reckless driving fined $14.25 John Wesley Best Purcellville hit and run property damage fined $107.75 Maurice Jackson Fletcher Stephens reckless driving fined $31.75
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Lee Garber
R. Winchester
Robert Underwood
Berryville Ave
Harrison H. Richards
Riverton
John Wesley Best
Purcellville
Maurice Jackson Fletcher
Stephenson
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Daily Crossword
Mohammed
Bowman
Joseph Bowman
Major Bowman
Old Vincennes
John
Gover
Kentucky
Abraham
Abraham Bowman
Lexington
Lafayette
Paul Tomblin
Berryville
Floyd Finley
E. Pall Mall St
George F. Kline
S.cam- St
Blue Horse School
Blue Horse
Caldwell - Sites CO
S. Loudoun St
Trial Justice Court
W. Erle Edwards
Norfolk and Western
The
Norfolk and Western Railway