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New York Times, Friday, October 13, 1950
49-Down : Theatrical "angel."
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 33, Avg Word Len: 5.05, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 287 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 78, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 23, Grid flow: 24.2
1 F | 2 O | 3 O | 4 T | 5 B | 6 A | 7 L | 8 L | | 9 S | 10 E | 11 A | 12 S | 13 O | 14 N |
15 I | N | T | H | E | W | A | Y | | 16 I | N | M | A | T | E |
17 S | T | A | R | T | E | R | S | | 18 G | L | O | R | I | A |
19 T | A | R | O | | 20 S | A | P | 21 P | H | O | | 22 A | S | P |
23 S | P | U | N | 24 K | | | 25 A | I | T | C | 26 H | | | |
| | | 27 G | R | 28 E | 29 A | S | E | | 30 K | A | 31 B | 32 U | 33 L |
34 A | 35 E | 36 C | | 37 U | N | E | S | C | 38 O | | 39 R | A | R | E |
40 C | L | A | 41 N | G | O | R | | 42 E | R | 43 I | T | R | E | A |
44 T | U | N | E | | 45 S | O | 46 V | I | E | T | | 47 K | Y | D |
48 A | L | S | A | 49 B | | 50 G | I | N | G | E | 51 R | | | |
| | | 52 T | A | 53 G | U | S | | | 54 S | A | 55 F | 56 A | 57 R |
58 B | 59 B | 60 C | | 61 C | E | N | T | 62 E | 63 R | | 64 V | E | R | O |
65 A | L | A | 66 S | K | A | | 67 U | K | U | 68 L | E | L | E | S |
69 G | O | P | H | E | R | | 70 L | E | N | I | N | I | T | E |
71 S | T | E | E | R | S | | 72 A | S | S | E | S | S | E | S |
© 1950, The New York TimesNo. 481
Across
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9
15
16
17
18
19
Food staple in the tropics. :
TARO20
Famous Greek poetess, the "tenth Muse." :
SAPPHO22
Snake charmer's assistant. :
ASP23
25
27
Channel swimmers wear it. :
GREASE30
Capital of Afghanistan. :
KABUL34
Gordon Dean heads it. :
AEC37
U. N. group to promote international intellectual co-operation. :
UNESCO39
40
42
Part of Italian East Africa. :
ERITREA44
45
An "S" in U. S. S. R. :
SOVIET47
His play supplied the plot for "Hamlet." :
KYD48
Preakness winner in '42. :
ALSAB50
Hollywood star's nickname. :
GINGER52
River of Spain and Portugal. :
TAGUS54
Second Mohammedan month. :
SAFAR58
British radio network. :
BBC61
Clayton Tonnemaker, All-American ___. :
CENTER64
___ Beach, Fla., where Dodgers train. :
VERO65
Aspirant to statehood. :
ALASKA67
69
U. of Minnesota football player. :
GOPHER70
71
72
Down
1
2
3
Seaport in N Japan. :
OTARU4
5
What the parimutuel records. :
BET6
Restrains by respectful fear. :
AWES7
Narrative poem by Byron. :
LARA8
Famous road high in Pennine Alps. :
LYSPASS9
10
11
12
F. D. R.'s mother. :
SARA13
American inventor (1811–61). :
OTIS14
21
24
Ex-Secy. of the Interior. :
KRUG26
Leon ___, All-American end. :
HART28
Man's name meaning man. :
ENOS29
31
"___ up the wrong tree." :
BARK32
Nobel Prize chemist, discoverer of heavy hydrogen. :
UREY33
Its ore is galena. :
LEAD34
Legal proceedings. :
ACTA35
36
Depth bombs: Colloq. :
CANS38
Gov. McKay's state: Abbr. :
OREG41
43
Adherents: Suffix. :
ITES46
49
51
53
55
56
57
Billy and Eleanor. :
ROSES58
59
"___ on the escutcheon." :
BLOT60
___ Hatteras, N. C. :
CAPE62
Adds to, with "out." :
EKES63
66
68
Peacemaker from Oslo. :
LIE
Answer summary:
4 unique to this puzzle, 19 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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