Daily Crossword Clues Mixed From Puzzle Page
A crossword style list of clues includes 16 Pique 18 Flap 21 At home 22 Unit of weight ind 26 Leave of asalylt 28 Conduit 29 Comrade 30 Thus 31 Escape 32 Wadingbird 35 The Eastern Mediterranean 38 Felines 42 Occurrence 43 Recipient of a gift 44 Border 45 On the left side naut 46 Egyptian god 47 Affirmative 8 Invalids food 0 Sayings 1 Title of respect S Hebrew letter 17 A pastry dessert 24 Meadow 25 Fortity 27 Unsettle 28 Coin Peru 30 Perch 33 Fort town in Seen ft 36 Evening Poet
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Asalylt
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Laboratory
Present and past rainfall figures include 24 hours ending 7 a m at 0.20 inches, May to date 3.53 inches, year to date 9.47 inches, and average annual rainfall over 33 years at 36.49 inches. Monthly averages for 1913-45 list 2.49 inches in January through 46 inches in December, with October omitted data.
Fined Yesterday For Hit And Run In Winchester Court
John E. Mann of 319 Amherst was found guilty of hit and run in Winchester Police Court. He struck cyclist Thomas Kemp, 15, on North Loudoun Street and fled, then paid a $30 fine plus costs. Several others were fined for drunkenness and related offenses.
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John E. Mann
Amherst
Winchester
John Rice
Mann
Loudoun Street
Thomas Kemp
Valley Avenue
Rice
Paul Foreman
Woodstock Lane
City
Blair March
Coleman Bryne Milburn
Carent St
Robert E. Davis
Frank Newlin
Kent
Melvin G. McKee
White Hall
Louis Dunn
Stanley W. Cleaver
Bloomery Star Route
Edward Fitzgerald
Smithfield Avenue
James Pranklin
Marvin W. Corvin
Middletown
Albert M. Seal
Braddock Street
Alfred Ashton
Local Relatives Receive Letter From Sister in Greece
Victor Gretes and Mrs. George Semplis of the Star Restaurant received a February 28 letter from their sister Mrs. Jennie Manutes in Sparta Greece praising a macaroni and rice package sent to her. She notes the Grecian diet centers on greens potatoes and olives.
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Victor Gretes
George Semplis
The
Star Restaurant
Jennie Manutes
Sparta
Greece
Radio Notes For Tonight WMAL to News Music
Radio listings show a full night lineup from 9 to 12 with programs and hosts. Shows include Bob Hope Red Skelton Ed Sullivan Rex Maupin and music features by Lee Dayton and Melodie Favorite.
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Ed Sullivan
Lanny Ross
Voices
Evening News
Jack Smith
Rex Maupin
Night Caps
Factfinder
Frontiers of Science
Vans
Lee Dayton
Watermelon Price Ceilings Lifted Amid Bumper Crop
The wartime OPA suspends price ceilings on watermelons due to a large harvest. Horace Evans, OPA District Price Executive, notes the acreage is up from last year and prices beyond the general ceiling are not expected to rise. The agency also ends controls on fresh apricots cherries plums and Italian prunes.
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OPA
Horace Evans
Gans Comments On Tiny Part Of National Food Bill
Mr. Gans said items represent such a tiny part of our national food bill, highlighting the overall cost structure and context within broader agricultural policy.
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Gans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illustrated Travel
Lekture Today
Amishuoney
Secret Agent X-9
Mrs Haze
Gorry
MR. Haiger
Phil
BY Mel Graff
New York
IG Sister
Kett
U. S. Patent Office
By Les Forgrave
Ty Paul Robinson
Uggs
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
Howe
Clara
Robinson Crusoe
Inky
Delia
Peru
BY Carl Anderson
Winchester Research Laboratory
KEEIX
Cammer Tire CO
George Washington Garage
N. Loudoun St
Brumback
N. Cameron St
Chapman Motor Co
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
T. G. Adams
ESSO
Loudoun & Gerrard Sts
Clarke County
Swan
WMAL
K. C
K. Cc
Rari Godwin
Supper Club News of World
Ward Donovan
Hal Herzog
Philip Morris Follies
Theater of Romance; News
Bob Hope
Dale & Harsch
Richard Harkness
Arch McDonald
Musicana Moondia
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
Haldeman
Pine Motor Co
Dodge-Plymouth
Delco Auto
Denver Spring’s
Rumpus
Grimm’s Radio
E. Boscawent
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Wases Usury
Vormunst Cotons
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
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