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Leonard Goldberg
New York Times, Saturday, January 27, 1951
Author:
Leonard Goldberg
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 32, Avg Word Len: 4.95, Missing: { F Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 308 (avg 1.60)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 2,
XRef: 0, Spans: 6,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 16,
Grid flow: 106.8
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 C | 2 R | 3 U | 4 M | 5 P | | 6 J | 7 E | 8 T | 9 S | | 10 D | 11 I | 12 L | 13 L |
14 H | O | N | E | S | | 15 I | V | E | S | | 16 U | N | I | E |
17 L | U | D | W | I | 18 G | B | E | M | E | 19 L | M | A | N | S |
20 O | S | E | S | | 21 H | E | R | A | | 22 C | A | P | T | S |
23 E | E | R | | 24 M | A | R | L | | 25 W | I | S | P | | |
| | 26 P | 27 R | E | T | | 28 A | 29 C | H | S | | 30 E | 31 G | 32 G |
33 K | 34 O | R | E | A | | 35 A | S | H | Y | | 36 B | L | E | U |
37 U | N | I | N | T | 38 E | N | T | I | O | 39 N | A | L | L | Y |
40 R | E | V | E | | 41 K | N | I | T | | 42 C | R | A | S | S |
43 T | R | I | | 44 K | E | E | N | | 45 C | O | B | B | | |
| | 46 L | 47 E | A | D | | 48 G | 49 O | A | S | | 50 I | 51 M | 52 A |
53 A | 54 G | E | N | T | | 55 T | N | T | S | | 56 S | L | U | G |
57 D | A | G | U | E | 58 R | R | E | O | T | 59 Y | P | I | N | G |
60 A | V | E | R | | 61 O | I | S | E | | 62 A | U | T | R | E |
63 M | E | D | E | | 64 B | O | S | S | | 65 P | R | Y | O | R |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 587
Across
1
Onetime boss of Memphis. :
CRUMP6
10
Sir John ___, former British Field Marshal. :
DILL14
15
Senator from the Empire State. :
IVES16
17
20
Chemical suffixes. :
OSES21
22
Army officers: Abbr. :
CAPTS23
24
A soft, earthy deposit. :
MARL25
26
28
German exclamations. :
ACHS30
Subject of Betty MacDonald's first book. :
EGG33
Where the Han River flows. :
KOREA35
36
37
40
41
42
43
44
45
Director of Selective Service for New York City. :
COBB46
48
50
53
55
Lethal explosive charges :
TNTS56
Strike heavily with fist or bat. :
SLUG57
Reproducing photos by a former method, on a silver plate. :
DAGUERREOTYPING60
61
62
63
64
Mr. Tweed, for instance. :
BOSS65
City in Oklahoma. :
PRYOR
Down
1
Heroine of a sentimental song. :
CHLOE2
3
4
Set of stables about a court. :
MEWS5
6
7
8
9
Reading on a compass. :
SSE10
Author of "Camille." :
DUMAS11
12
13
18
Where the Hindus cremate their dead. :
GHAT19
Landing boats for foot soldiers. :
LCIS24
Major item in everyone's budget. :
MEAT25
Signal cry of a former N. Y. C. gang. :
WHYO27
M. Pleven, of France. :
RENE29
Voucher of money owed for food, drink, etc. :
CHIT31
Gelatinous substances. :
GELS32
33
34
An unusual person: Colloq. :
ONER35
Prince Charlie's sister. :
ANNE36
Part of a fishhook. :
BARB38
39
Sergeants, corporals, etc.: Abbr. :
NCOS44
45
Allot parts to actors. :
CAST47
Harden; habituate. :
ENURE49
51
Writer whose pen name was "Saki." :
MUNRO52
Earthwork or mound of ancient Rome. :
AGGER53
Mr. Smith, who wrote "Wealth of Nations." :
ADAM54
55
The Andrews Sisters. :
TRIO56
Short branch railroad track. :
SPUR58
59
One of the Caroline Islands. :
YAP
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 13 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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