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Bert Storey
With Names in the News
New York Times, Sunday, October 15, 1944
106-Across : Best.
Author:
Bert Storey
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 176, Blocks: 80, Avg Word Len: 5.10, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 670 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 150, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 65, Grid flow: 35.4
Bert Storey has 6 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
David Steinberg notes:
In 25-Across clue, added hyphen to "B29's."
1 B | 2 U | 3 L | 4 G | 5 A | 6 R | 7 I | 8 A | | 9 F | 10 I | 11 N | 12 L | 13 A | 14 N | 15 D | | 16 S | 17 I | 18 V | 19 A | 20 S | 21 H |
22 A | B | A | N | D | O | N | S | | 23 O | C | E | A | N | I | A | | 24 A | R | A | N | H | A |
25 N | A | G | A | S | A | K | I | | 26 R | E | P | T | I | L | E | | 27 P | A | T | T | O | N |
28 K | N | O | T | | 29 S | L | A | 30 C | K | | 31 A | H | S | | 32 D | 33 O | O | K | | 34 I | R | K |
35 E | G | O | | 36 S | T | E | N | O | | 37 A | L | E | | 38 P | A | R | R | | 39 F | E | T | E |
40 D | I | N | 41 G | Y | | | 42 S | T | 43 E | W | | | 44 O | L | L | A | | 45 A | L | T | A | R |
| | | 46 O | L | 47 A | 48 M | | 49 Y | O | N | 50 S | 51 I | D | E | | 52 L | 53 I | N | E | A | G | E |
54 P | 55 A | 56 R | A | T | R | O | 57 O | P | S | | 58 C | R | O | A | 59 T | | 60 R | E | A | M | E | R |
61 A | B | U | T | | 62 Y | A | L | E | | 63 T | H | O | R | | 64 A | 65 L | A | N | | | | |
66 C | O | M | | 67 B | A | B | Y | | 68 L | I | O | N | | 69 P | S | I | T | T | 70 A | 71 C | 72 U | 73 S |
74 I | L | A | 75 G | A | N | | 76 M | 77 Y | A | L | L | | 78 C | O | M | A | E | | 79 M | O | N | A |
80 F | I | N | A | L | | 81 S | P | E | C | T | A | 82 C | U | L | A | R | | 83 M | U | L | C | T |
84 I | S | I | S | | 85 D | O | I | L | Y | | 86 S | O | L | E | N | | 87 N | E | R | O | L | I |
88 C | H | A | P | 89 A | R | R | A | L | | 90 S | T | E | P | | 91 I | 92 B | A | N | | 93 G | E | E |
| | | | 94 D | I | A | N | | 95 O | L | I | D | | 96 C | A | E | N | | 97 A | N | A | T |
98 G | 99 A | 100 S | 101 M | A | N | | 102 S | 103 I | N | I | C | | 104 M | O | N | T | G | 105 O | M | E | R | Y |
106 O | P | T | I | M | A | 107 L | | 108 R | E | D | S | 109 K | I | N | | 110 H | A | H | A | | | |
111 E | P | E | E | S | | 112 Y | 113 E | A | R | | | 114 O | L | G | 115 A | | | 116 I | S | 117 S | 118 U | 119 S |
120 B | R | A | N | | 121 C | O | R | N | | 122 A | 123 B | B | | 124 E | R | 125 A | 126 T | O | | 127 P | R | O |
128 B | O | R | | 129 B | R | N | O | | 130 A | L | L | | 131 A | R | A | D | A | | 132 D | I | S | C |
133 E | V | A | 134 L | U | E | | 135 T | 136 A | L | L | I | 137 N | N | | 138 B | A | L | 139 E | A | R | I | C |
140 L | A | T | E | N | T | | 141 E | S | T | O | N | I | A | | 142 A | P | E | N | N | I | N | E |
143 S | L | E | D | G | E | | 144 S | H | O | W | D | O | M | | 145 S | T | R | E | E | T | E | R |
© 1944, The New York TimesNo. 140
Across
1
Participant in recent 4-day war. :
BULGARIA9
16
The Putrid Sea of Crimea. :
SIVASH22
23
24
Brazil's ex-Foreign Minister. :
ARANHA25
Jap steel target bombed by B-29's. :
NAGASAKI26
27
28
29
31
32
34
35
36
37
38
39
Lavish outdoor entertainment. :
FETE40
42
44
45
46
49
52
54
58
One of Tito's partisans. :
CROAT60
61
62
63
64
Short-eared dog of heraldry. :
ALAN66
Naval officer: Abbr. :
COM67
68
69
74
Capital of Isabela Province, Luzon. :
ILAGAN76
Uncivilized Australian native. :
MYALL78
Nebulous masses surrounding comets. :
COMAE79
80
81
83
84
Cow-headed goddess. :
ISIS85
Small table napkin. :
DOILY86
87
Oil from orange flowers. :
NEROLI88
90
91
Sea Dyak, southwest Borneo. :
IBAN93
94
Trumpet call for reveille. :
DIAN95
Having a disagreeable smell. :
OLID96
97
Science of body structure: Abbr. :
ANAT98
102
104
British equivalent to General Bradley. :
MONTGOMERY106
108
110
"Mother" Island of the Bonins. :
HAHA111
112
Period between birthdays. :
YEAR114
116
Where Alexander defeated Persians, 333 B. C. :
ISSUS120
Mythical king of Britain. :
BRAN121
U. S. naval station, Caribbean. :
CORN122
124
127
128
Polish "underground" general. :
BOR129
Czech capital of Moravia. :
BRNO130
131
132
Area around owl eyes. :
DISC133
135
138
140
141
142
Mountains Gothic Line crosses. :
APENNINE143
144
145
Down
1
2
Tributary of Congo River. :
UBANGI3
Islands known as Ellice. :
LAGOON4
5
6
7
Kind of linen tape. :
INKLE8
People conquered by Genghis Khan. :
ASIANS9
10
11
Katmandu is its capital. :
NEPAL12
13
14
15
16
17
Country drained by Euphrates. :
IRAK18
19
20
21
30
Associate group specimen in botany. :
COTYPE33
36
German North Sea naval base. :
SYLT37
38
39
41
Army mule, Navy ___. :
GOAT43
44
45
47
Hypothetical race. :
ARYAN48
Ancient kingdom ruled by Mesha. :
MOAB50
51
Vital raw material. :
IRON53
54
Operational area of Adm. Nimitz. :
PACIFIC55
56
57
59
Native of former Van Diemen's Land. :
TASMANIAN63
65
67
68
69
Follower of General Bor. :
POLE70
River forming N. Manchurian border. :
AMUR71
72
73
75
77
78
Oveta ___ Hobby, No. 1 WAC. :
CULP81
Short-billed rail. :
SORA82
Girl student: Colloq. :
COED83
85
87
89
Fadiman's expert. :
ADAMS90
92
95
Unique person: Slang. :
ONER96
97
98
Reliable source of Nazi misinformation. :
GOEBBELS99
100
101
103
Country of Big Three meeting. :
IRAN104
105
107
City freed by Patch's 7th Army. :
LYON109
113
115
117
118
119
Association football. :
SOCCER121
Allied objective in Mediterranean. :
CRETE122
123
125
126
129
130
131
Hue is its capital: Var. :
ANAM132
134
136
137
Aegean island of Cyclades group. :
NIO139
Wheelsman's direction. :
ENE
Answer summary:
6 unique to this puzzle, 59 debuted here and reused later, 11 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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