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W. J. London
Of People and Places
New York Times, Sunday, November 17, 1946
Author:
W. J. London
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 174, Blocks: 83, Avg Word Len: 5.13, Missing: { J Q }, Scrabble score: 649 (avg 1.46)
Open Squares: 132, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 51, Grid flow: 31.0
1 H | 2 A | 3 M | 4 L | 5 E | 6 T | | 7 A | 8 L | 9 E | 10 M | 11 A | 12 N | | 13 R | 14 I | 15 C | 16 K | | 17 E | 18 N | 19 I | 20 D |
21 E | L | A | I | N | E | | 22 V | E | R | O | N | A | | 23 A | G | R | I | 24 P | P | I | N | A |
25 C | A | N | T | A | B | 26 R | I | G | I | A | N | S | | 27 T | R | U | L | L | I | B | E | R |
28 A | R | U | | 29 M | E | A | D | | 30 A | B | A | S | 31 H | | 32 A | X | L | E | | 33 E | L | K |
34 T | I | E | 35 S | | 36 T | I | L | 37 T | | | 38 M | A | O | 39 R | I | | | 40 B | 41 A | L | E | |
42 E | C | L | A | 43 T | | 44 N | Y | A | 45 S | 46 A | | 47 U | R | A | N | 48 U | 49 S | | 50 R | U | G | 51 A |
| | | 52 T | I | 53 D | Y | | 54 F | I | R | 55 E | | 56 A | V | E | R | T | | 57 G | N | A | W |
58 E | 59 S | 60 T | I | M | E | | | 61 T | A | M | A | 62 B | L | E | | 63 B | O | 64 L | O | G | N | A |
65 C | A | R | N | E | G | 66 I | 67 E | | 68 M | A | R | L | | 69 R | 70 E | A | D | E | | 71 S | T | Y |
72 O | S | A | | 73 S | U | L | L | 74 A | | 75 G | L | U | 76 M | | 77 U | N | G | A | 78 G | | | |
79 S | K | I | 80 M | | 81 M | E | A | S | 82 L | E | | 83 N | E | 84 A | T | | 85 Y | S | O | 86 L | 87 D | 88 E |
89 S | I | N | I | 90 C | | 91 S | P | I | E | D | | 92 D | I | N | E | 93 R | | 94 H | O | L | E | S |
95 E | A | S | T | E | 96 R | | 97 S | A | N | D | | 98 E | N | T | R | E | 99 Z | | 100 P | A | C | T |
| | | 101 E | L | O | 102 P | E | | 103 D | O | 104 R | R | | 105 S | P | A | I | 106 N | | 107 N | A | H |
108 M | 109 A | 110 P | | 111 L | O | E | S | 112 S | | 113 N | E | B | 114 O | | 115 E | L | S | I | 116 N | O | R | E |
117 A | L | A | 118 B | A | M | A | | 119 P | 120 A | S | T | O | R | 121 E | | | 122 K | A | I | S | E | R |
123 D | E | L | E | | 124 E | S | 125 T | O | C | | 126 E | R | D | A | | 127 E | A | T | S | | | |
128 E | X | E | S | | 129 D | E | H | O | R | 130 S | | 131 E | O | S | 132 I | N | | 133 A | U | 134 L | 135 I | 136 S |
| 137 A | S | S | 138 E | | | 139 U | N | I | E | 140 S | | | 141 E | S | T | 142 E | | 143 S | A | S | H |
144 T | N | T | | 145 D | 146 E | 147 R | M | | 148 D | A | T | 149 E | 150 D | | 151 M | E | R | 152 L | | 153 T | R | A |
154 I | D | I | 155 O | G | R | A | P | 156 H | | 157 M | E | D | I | 158 T | E | R | R | A | 159 N | E | A | N |
160 T | E | N | N | E | S | S | E | E | | 161 A | V | A | L | O | N | | 162 O | M | E | N | E | D |
163 O | R | E | S | | 164 E | E | R | Y | | 165 S | E | M | I | T | E | | 166 R | A | T | T | L | Y |
© 1946, The New York TimesNo. 249
Across
1
7
President-elect of Archduke Maximilian's former empire. :
ALEMAN13
Nickname of famous World War I ace. :
RICK17
21
Mother of Sir Galahad. :
ELAINE22
Home of Proteus and Valentine. :
VERONA23
25
27
Uncharitable parson in "Joseph Andrews." :
TRULLIBER28
Islands S. W. of New Guinea. :
ARU29
Dewey's opponent at polls. :
MEAD30
32
33
Mountain range in Colorado. :
ELK34
36
38
Native of Wellington, N. Z. :
MAORI40
500 lbs. of cotton. :
BALE42
44
Lake emptying into Zambezi River. :
NYASA47
Father of the Titans. :
URANUS50
52
54
56
57
Bite off piecemeal. :
GNAW58
Haiti's new President. :
ESTIME61
63
Site of church of Madonna di S. Luca. :
BOLOGNA65
Millionaire who wrote "Problems of Today," 1909. :
CARNEGIE68
69
Author of "Hard Cash." :
READE71
Home of "three little pigs." :
STY72
Mrs. Martin Johnson. :
OSA73
Roman dictator: B. C. 138–78. :
SULLA75
77
Restore free speech. :
UNGAG79
81
83
85
Tristram's beloved: Var. :
YSOLDE89
91
92
94
95
97
Nom de plume of Armandine Dupin. :
SAND98
100
101
103
Rhode Island rebel, 1841. :
DORR105
107
108
111
Soil found in Mississippi basin. :
LOESS113
Summit of Mount Pisgah. :
NEBO115
117
119
Gubernatorial head of R. I. :
PASTORE122
Title assumed by Charlemagne. :
KAISER123
124
Thrusting sword of Renaissance. :
ESTOC126
127
European Air Transport Service. :
EATS128
Greek chis translated into English. :
EXES129
131
133
Where Iphigenia was sacrificed. :
AULIS137
139
141
Noble family founded by Alberto II. :
ESTE143
144
145
148
Associated with the past. :
DATED151
Singing blackbird. :
MERL153
154
157
160
161
Island-site of legendary loadstone castle. :
AVALON162
163
164
165
166
Down
1
Three-headed Greek goddess. :
HECATE2
Visigoth, conqueror of Rome. :
ALARIC3
4
5
Grant of rent-free land under Hindu law. :
ENAM6
4th Jewish month. :
TEBET7
8
Fraction of a distance. :
LEG9
10
Ancient realm of King Mesha. :
MOAB11
Hue is its capital. :
ANNAM12
Capital of the Bahamas. :
NASSAU13
14
The beautiful Duchess of Tintagel. :
IGRAINE15
Anything very puzzling. :
CRUX16
17
18
Siegfried won the hoard and ring from them. :
NIBELUNGS19
20
24
26
31
Every 60 minutes. :
HORAL35
37
Chairman of Senate's Republican steering committee. :
TAFT39
Laudatory critic. :
RAVER41
43
Present conditions. :
TIMES45
King Aduldet's country. :
SIAM46
48
Pope when Crusaders first took Jerusalem, 1096–99. :
URBAN49
51
53
Free of viscidity. :
DEGUM55
Husband of a countess. :
EARL58
French name for Scotland. :
ECOSSE59
60
62
64
Restraining thong. :
LEASH66
Small waterlocked areas: Fr. :
ILES67
70
74
Overrun by Genghis Khan. :
ASIA76
78
Ill-behaved person. :
GOOP80
82
84
86
Lowlands bordering Orinoco. :
LLANOS87
88
She replaced Vashti as queen of King Ahasuerus. :
ESTHER90
93
96
Furnished with cubicles. :
ROOMED99
Leader of the Taborites: 1360?–1424. :
ZISKA102
___ porridge hot. :
PEASE104
106
Breed of dwarf cattle. :
NIATA108
Assured of success. :
MADE109
Canada's famous Governor General. :
ALEXANDER110
112
Wooden golf club. :
SPOON114
116
Euryalus' friend in the Aeneid. :
NISUS118
120
Bitterly irritating. :
ACRID121
125
127
130
132
134
Not visible or apparent. :
LATENT135
136
Mixture of beer and ginger ale. :
SHANDY138
Chief Executive of Garden State. :
EDGE140
Mr. Early's nickname. :
STEVE142
144
Former peasant now living in Belgrade palace. :
TITO146
Gaelic speech of 18th C. :
ERSE147
149
150
Capital of Portuguese Timor. :
DILI152
155
156
158
159
Answer summary:
5 unique to this puzzle, 46 debuted here and reused later, 7 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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