Daily Crossword Clues List With Mixed Definitions
A compact listing of Across and Down clues for a crossword puzzle including Fragrant woods Combat on horseback Greeting Unfasten Sum up Merriment Shabby A fetish Smart Past Color Land measure Thorium Speck Spec Dart Lively dance Enem y A stopple Sack Advertise ment Hebrew letter Exclamation Ventilate Passive Associate Mountain range Hearing organ Goddess of night Grampus Serious Asian country Yawned Hot drink Exclamation Guided Ancient The The Couch Dense forest Swine Excavate Mist Italian Obese Dances Ignited Friend Trouble Parched Canned Short for Albert Music note Like Egress Ovum Constella
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Canned
Albert
Constellation
Harvard Wins Hep Tagonal Game Championship at Harvard Stadium
Harvard leads with 66 and 15 points to narrowly beat Yale, which scores 61 and 7-10 points. The Q A box also notes Benny Leonard was knocked out by Shugrue in four rounds and Fleming’s later attempt. In baseball, a runner on first can attempt to return on a forced play, but forces end when the batter is retired.
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Harvard Stadium
Harvard
Yale
Benny Leonard
Joe Shugrue
Frankie Fleming
Jimmy McLain
Yesterday's Stars
Claude Passeau of the Cubs blanked the Dodgers with five hits in a 6-0 victory. Hal Schumacher of the Giants held the Pirates to seven hits as New York won 7-2.
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Associated Press
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Dodgers
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Pirates
Formby's Hen Sews Eggs with Handles in Italy Texas
Thoughtful ITALY Texas report notes W J Formby owns an unusual hen that lays eggs with handles amusing residents. The quirky pet draws local curiosity and quirky social chatter.
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Italy
Tex
W. J. Formby
Aiwert
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
In New Orleans Aldo Spoli stopped Paul Altman after 1 3 4 rounds as Bob, Houston. In Hot Springs Jack Byrd drew with Bobby at 150 pounds. Jimmy Reeves won by technical knockout over Gene Luker in Chicago. Vinnie Vines knocked out Philip Norman in Newark. Milo Theo dorescu outpointed Tommy Jones in Fitchburg. Everett Right mire outpointed Moe Peters in Sioux City.
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New Orleans
Aldo Spoli
New York
Paul Altman
Houston
Tex
Hot Springs
Ark
Jack Byrd
Blytheville
Bobby
Miami
Fla
Drew
Chicago
Jimmy Reeves
Cleveland
Gene Luker
Cincinnati
Newark
Vinnie Vines
Schenectady
N. Y
Philip Norman
Detroit
Fitchburg
Mass
Milo Theodorescu
Providence
R. I
Tommy Jones
Worcester
Sioux City
Everett Rightmire
Moe Peters
Duluth
Minn
Boys And Girls To Aid Farmers In Suffolk County
In Riverhead over 14 year olds are being enrolled at the Suffolk County war council volunteer office to join farm harvesters aiding county farmers this summer and fall. Cadet members will wear arm bands signaling civilian unit status in the war effort.
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Riverhead
N. Y
Suffolk County War Council
Wilkie Buys Old Indiana Home
RUSHVILLE Ind Mr and Mrs Wendell L Wilkie have purchased a large one story house to use as a presidential campaign headquarters during his visit to the city Acquaintances say he plans to entertain visitors there and indicated the need for a spacious venue
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Rushville
Ind
Wendell L. Wilkie
Baltimore scrapper in title bout despite family birth
New York reports Jeffra set for a featherweight title bout with Chalky in Friday night action. His wife gave birth to a son Saturday. Hanover notes Dartmouth baseball captaincy to Johnny Koslowski of Manchester, Mass. Mosquito swarms hindered hunts and light squirrel kills marked the 30 day open season.
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New York
Xarry Jeffra
Baltimore
Chalky
Hanover
N. H
Johnny Koslowski
Manchester
Mass
Dartmouth
Arkansas
Wildlife war toll touches world game and food sources
War disrupts wildlife as whales face depth bombs and oil slicks kill seabirds. Ducks and other birds perish in oil spills while deep sea fish endure bombardment and restricted fishing. Hunters adapt but expectations of a postwar rush rise. Europe reports hunted birds for food amid shortages.
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John H. Baker
National Audubon Society
Atlantic
Cape Cod
United States
Europe
England
Wildlife Friends
Uncle Sam Calls Skilled Workers for Pearl Harbor Yard
East Harbor ad invites machinists electricians cop persmiths aircraft mechanics and other skilled workers to join the expanding Pearl Harbor Navy Yard program. Wages range from 78 cents to 1.36 dollars per hour with furnished housing meals and transportation from residence. US citizens under 62 in good health eligible.
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East Harbor
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor
United States
Toddler with toy pistol evacuated from Sydney station
A three year old boy named Laurie Godfrey holds a toy pistol in his right hand and wears an air force cap as he looks around a Sydney railway station before being evacuated to a country town.
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Air Force
Laurie Godfrey
Sydney
Australia
Central Press
Claude Passeau Wins Ten-Game Streak With 6-0 Pitch
Claude Passeau defeated the Dodgers 6-0 at Wrigley Field to stretch his unbeaten run to eight straight victories, his eighth straight win marking the first big league 1930s season to reach the ten-game winner mark. The Cubs moved to fifth place while the Pirates dropped to sixth after the day’s results.
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Sid Feder
Claude Passeau
Hugh Casey
Claude
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Brooklyn
Joe Gallagher
Ford
Chicago Cubs
Millsaps
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Brooklyns
Passeau
Lou Novikoff
Bill Nicholson
James (Doublex
Bulls-Eye
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
New York Giants
Prince Hal Schumacher
Prince Hal
Babe
Bull
Temperamental Thief Ends Burglary After Tiny Loot
A Denver burglar becomes irate upon discovering only 15 cents in a late night break in. Police report the incident as a frustrated theft with minimal payoff and no further details available.
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Denver
Suffolk Downs Race Meeting Is Suspended
Suffolk Downs halted its 32nd program of a 60 day meet after a deadlock between the Eastern Racing Association and over 200 thoroughbred owners led to a standstill. The dispute centered on raising minimum purses from 1000 to 1200 dollars and a proposed redistribution of funds. Jockeys and grooms pledged support for the strike as owners and trainers kept horses idle awaiting a deal.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Eastern Racing Association
New England
Charles F. Adams
Association
Adams
Charles J. Goldman
Lynn
Goldman
Colonel Connell Is Promoted In Air Force Ranks
Washington June 15 President Roosevelt promoted ten high ranking officers of the Army Airforce. Among airforce colonels named temporary brigadier generals were Carl W. Connell of Leesburg Virginia and Albert L. Sneed a Conway Arkansas native.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army Airforce
Airforce
Carl W. Connell
Leesburg
Albert L. Sneed
Conway
Ark
Man Discovers Stranger in Bed and Wallet Missing
Full Hospitality Albuquerque dispatch reports A J Malchar waking to find another man in his bed. He allowed the intruder to stay, then awoke to find his wallet missing with $40. The piece also notes the postwar U S Army strength.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. J. Malchar
Malchar
Warmerdam to Attempt 16-Foot Vault in Illinois Meet
Evanston reports Cornelius Warmerdam will attempt a 16 foot vault in the sixth annual Pacific Coast Big Ten dual meet. The Piedmont climber has cleared 15 feet 7 3 4 inches and holds multiple 15 foot marks, aiming to push with a new grip from a 150 foot runway to reach 16 feet.
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Evanston
Ill
Cornelius Warmerdam
Piedmont
Calif
Warmerdam
Disabling Injuries Aplenty Across United States
About 10 million disabling injuries occur yearly due to accidents of all kinds in the United States. The figure reflects broad risks across many activities and sectors.
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United States
Rumanians Seize Food in Transylvania Villages
Dispatches from Budapest report Romanian authorities confiscated all food stocks of Hungarian families in villages under Romanian sovereignty in Transylvania. Hungarians were told they would not receive July 10 ration cards, with many forced from homes. Homes were broken into and foodstuffs hauled away as Hungarian peasants returned from work. The Basler Nachrichten correspondent cited widespread despair and movements of Hungarians crossing the frontier with belongings.
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Bern
Switzerland
Budapest
Transylvania
Basler Nachrichten
Coffee Riots Triggered Killings in Hamburg
Reports from Stockholm cited by London say seven police were killed and 25 German dock workers executed after coffee rioting in Hamburg. Stevedores tossing coffee onto streets sparked the clash. gestapo was stoned while attempting to intervene. The Ministry of Information could not confirm the report.
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London
Stockholm
Hamburg
Ministry of Information
Gestapo
Remount Horse Show And Sale Set For One Day
The 1942 Front Royal Remount Depot event becomes a one day show on July 11 with a wide range of classes and cash prizes. All profits go to Army Emergency Relief, and a sale sponsored by the Visa Horsemen's Association follows the show attracting buyers and bidders.
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Front Royal
Army
Visa Horsemen's Association
Belgium Population Density Noted for High Urban Concentration
Belgium is described as Europe's most densely populated nation with about 712 residents per square mile, highlighting extensive urban settlement and compact geographies.
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Belgium
Europe
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