Daily Crosswords Clue List A to Oriental laborer
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Argentina
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The puzzle lists crossword entries with numbers and clues such as Border Employed Block of glacial ice Kettle Dropping A rail Hunting dog Corridor Female fowl pl. Matters Portion Chum Hawaiian food Chinese town Town Eng Grampus Harvest Young eels Ornamented with a tool Location of Taj Mahal River Alaska An Arab kingdom Bird of peace Part of the skeleton Fresh Highest card.
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Eng
Taj Mahal
Alaska
Russian Armament Strength To Be Stated To Congress
Washington July 27 The administration will seek 1450 million arms aid and tell Congress what it knows about Russia's military build up The State Department will provide information as available to Congress Authorities note there is no true black orchid in nature despite reports and private breeding has only produced a very dark purple flower not grown commercially The white orchid can be dyed black to meet demand
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Washington
Congress
Russia
State Department
United States
Civil and Police Justice Court Notice in Turpin Case
In Winchester Virginia Francis P Lages sues B Turpin and George W Patton to attach Turpin property in Patton Transfer Storage to cover a 1000 dollar debt with interest from July 10 1947. Non resident defendant ordered to appear within ten days and to protect interests. Order published weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star and posted at City Hall. Clerk to mail copy to Turpin.
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City OF
Winchester
Francis P. Lages
B. Turpin
George W. Patton
Tatton
C. B
T A Patton
C. B. Turpin
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Virginia
C. B Turpin
Video Rebroadcast Over Home Network To 25 Subscribers
Astoria Oregon. Radioman Ed Parsons set up a home made television network delivering Seattle KRSC signal to about 25 subscribers in homes and taverns via private coaxial cable. FCC approved rebroadcast and may allow direct signal rebroadcast in future as Parsons seeks formal approval. Parsons runs EAST Astoria broadcasting station and supplies short wave gear for boats.
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Astoria
Ore
Oregon Coast
Seattle
Ed Parsons
Parsons
KRSC
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Standard Broadcasting Station
East-Astoria
Ex Roanoke College President To Address Winchester Rotary
Dr Charles Smith retired Roanoke College president and past district governor will speak on Quest of Tranquility to the Winchester Rotary Club. Howard Melton chairs the program. New Rotarians are Robert S Fuller and Paul Vance, with Fuller an assistant cashier at Farmers and Merchants Bank and Vance terminal manager for Super Service Motor Freight arriving from Greensboro in March.
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Charles Smith
Roanoke College
Rotary
Winchester Club
Howard Melton
New Winchester
Robert S. Fuller
Paul Vance
Fuller
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Cork St
Winchester
Vance
Greensboro
N. C
Survey For Flood Control Near Stokesville
Army Engineers flood control survey party starts North River survey from Staunton reservoir dam above Stokesville to below Bridgewater to assess immediate flood control measures. Area was hit by a $2 million flood on June 18. Rep Burr P Harris initiated the survey to utilize $50 000 available for control.
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Army Engineers
North River
Staunton Reservoir
Stokesville
Bridgewater
Burr P. Harrison
Steel Corp Net Down Five Million From First Quarter
United States Steel Corp reports second quarter net income of 44 million 123 thousand 595 dollars, down from 49 million 928 thousand 670 dollars in the first quarter of 1949. The figures were released from New York.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Present and Past Rainfall Summary for July 1949
Rainfall data shows none in the 24 hours ending 7 a m. July precipitation totals reach 3.60 inches. For the year 1949 rainfall to date stands at 24.18 inches and average annual rainfall for 36 years is referenced.
Average monthly precipitation from 1913 to 1948 study
The report lists monthly rainfall averages in inches: January 2.47, February 1.92, March 2.91, April 3.07, May 3.68, June 3.88, July 3.81, August 3.82, September 2.58, October 3.34, November 2.50, December 2.43. Courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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