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P. Joseph Lamanna
With Hints from the Headlines
New York Times, Sunday, March 7, 1943
Author:
P. Joseph Lamanna
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 174, Blocks: 84, Avg Word Len: 5.11, Missing: { J Q X }, Scrabble score: 629 (avg 1.41)
Open Squares: 126, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 93, Grid flow: 43.1
1 A | 2 S | 3 H | 4 Y | | 5 B | 6 O | 7 S | 8 N | 9 I | 10 A | | 11 L | 12 E | 13 H | 14 M | 15 A | 16 N | | 17 K | 18 I | 19 S | 20 S |
21 S | W | I | T | 22 Z | E | R | L | A | N | D | | 23 A | R | O | U | S | E | | 24 I | N | T | O |
25 P | A | N | T | E | L | L | E | R | I | A | | 26 T | I | L | D | E | S | | 27 E | D | E | N |
28 E | L | D | E | R | | 29 O | D | D | | 30 L | 31 A | C | E | D | | 32 I | T | 33 A | L | I | A | N |
34 N | E | U | R | O | 35 N | S | | 36 I | 37 R | I | S | H | | 38 E | 39 N | T | E | R | | 40 A | M | Y |
| | | 41 B | E | E | | 42 S | N | E | A | K | | 43 C | R | O | Y | D | O | 44 N | | | |
45 O | 46 L | 47 D | I | S | H | | 48 T | E | E | | | 49 E | A | S | T | | | 50 M | O | 51 G | 52 U | 53 L |
54 W | A | A | C | | 55 R | 56 I | O | | 57 F | 58 R | 59 O | N | T | | 60 A | 61 R | 62 M | A | T | U | R | E |
63 E | R | R | | 64 T | U | R | I | 65 N | | 66 A | V | I | S | | 67 T | E | A | S | | 68 A | G | A |
69 N | U | D | 70 G | E | | 71 A | C | O | 72 R | N | E | D | | 73 V | I | A | L | | 74 A | D | E | N |
75 S | M | A | R | T | 76 E | N | | 77 V | E | E | R | | 78 V | I | O | L | A | | 79 T | A | S | S |
| | 80 N | O | E | L | | 81 R | E | S | E | C | 82 T | I | O | N | | 83 Y | 84 E | L | L | | |
85 C | 86 H | E | W | | 87 A | 88 T | I | L | T | | 89 O | R | E | L | | 90 C | A | R | A | C | 91 A | 92 S |
93 H | U | L | L | | 94 T | A | G | S | | 95 A | M | I | D | I | 96 D | E | | 97 O | S | A | G | E |
98 A | L | L | | 99 D | E | K | A | | 100 S | T | E | P | | 101 N | A | R | 102 E | S | | 103 N | I | L |
104 S | K | E | 105 W | E | R | E | D | | 106 W | O | R | S | 107 T | | 108 T | E | D | | 109 B | A | L | L |
110 E | S | S | E | N | | | 111 O | 112 M | A | N | | | 113 O | 114 D | E | | 115 E | 116 D | I | L | E | S |
| | | 117 S | U | 118 R | 119 T | O | U | T | | 120 E | 121 G | G | E | D | | 122 M | I | R | | | |
123 A | 124 M | 125 A | | 126 D | E | A | N | S | | 127 M | A | R | A | T | | 128 S | A | N | D | 129 B | 130 A | 131 G |
132 R | I | L | 133 L | E | T | S | | 134 C | 135 E | U | T | A | | 136 E | 137 R | I | | 138 A | L | I | N | E |
139 C | L | A | Y | | 140 A | T | 141 O | L | L | S | | 142 P | 143 A | R | A | M | 144 A | R | I | N | E | S |
145 U | N | T | O | | 146 R | E | V | E | L | S | | 147 E | N | G | R | O | S | S | M | E | N | T |
148 S | E | E | N | | 149 D | R | O | S | S | Y | | 150 S | T | E | E | N | S | | 151 E | T | T | E |
© 1943, The New York TimesNo. 56
Across
1
5
Where World War I started. :
BOSNIA11
Director of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation. :
LEHMAN17
"The coward does it with a ___."—Wilde. :
KISS21
23
24
25
Italian island stronghold between Sicily and Tunisia. :
PANTELLERIA26
Diacritical signs in Spanish. :
TILDES27
New leader of House of Commons. :
EDEN28
29
30
32
Inhabitant of Europe's "under belly." :
ITALIAN34
Structural units of nervous system. :
NEURONS36
People of non-belligerent country. :
IRISH38
Set down in writing. :
ENTER40
Preacher McPherson. :
AMY41
42
43
45
48
Umbrella-shaped finial. :
TEE49
50
54
Lady of Fort Des Moines. :
WAAC55
President Carlos Arroyo Del ___ of Ecuador. :
RIO57
Advanced area of military operations. :
FRONT60
Piece of iron joining poles of magnet. :
ARMATURE63
64
Arsenal city pounded by block-busters. :
TURIN66
67
68
Officer in former Turkish empire. :
AGA69
71
73
74
Important gulf, arm of Arabian Sea. :
ADEN75
77
78
Shipwrecked lady in "Twelfth Night." :
VIOLA79
Soviet news agency. :
TASS80
81
83
85
87
Tipped to one side. :
ATILT89
Russian city on battle line. :
OREL90
93
94
95
97
River in Missouri. :
OSAGE98
99
100
101
103
104
106
108
Turn and spread to dry, as hay. :
TED109
Projectile of old firearm. :
BALL110
Bombed capital of Ruhr area. :
ESSEN111
Southern Asiatic gulf. :
OMAN113
115
Magistrates of ancient Rome. :
EDILES117
120
122
Russian local commmunity. :
MIR123
126
University officials. :
DEANS127
Leader in French Revolution. :
MARAT128
Form of protection against bombs. :
SANDBAG132
134
Seaport opposite Gibraltar. :
CEUTA136
138
139
American statesman (1777–1852). :
CLAY140
Annular islands common in Pacific. :
ATOLLS142
Leathernecks trained for aerial invasion. :
PARAMARINES145
146
147
148
149
150
151
Diminutive suffix. :
ETTE
Down
1
2
Piece of low marshy ground. :
SWALE3
4
Pertaining to a rare metallic element. :
YTTERBIC5
Babylonian god of earth. :
BEL6
Narrow fillets, in architecture. :
ORLOS7
8
Relating to aromatic plant used by ancients. :
NARDINE9
Termination indicating order of animals. :
INI10
Gulf on south coast of Turkey. :
ADALIA11
Fastening device. :
LATCH12
Canal in Eastern United States. :
ERIE13
14
Fluid-to-plastic mixture. :
MUD15
Self-originated existence. :
ASEITY16
17
U-boat base in Northern Germany. :
KIEL18
Question mark of Asia. :
INDIA19
20
22
31
33
35
Indian political leader. :
NEHRU37
The Great Barrier of Australia. :
REEF39
42
Unimpassioned person. :
STOIC43
Tackles for hoisting anchors. :
CATS44
45
River and lake in California. :
OWENS46
47
Strait connecting Sea of Marmora with Aegean. :
DARDANELLES49
Lady of Arthur's court. :
ENID51
52
53
56
58
59
61
62
Asiatic region overrun by Japs. :
MALAYA64
65
70
72
73
Menuhin's instrument. :
VIOLIN74
Mountain system in North Africa. :
ATLAS76
Elastic filament associated with plant spores. :
ELATER78
81
82
84
85
86
88
90
91
92
Betrays for a reward. :
SELLS95
The sun's disk: Egyp. myth. :
ATON96
Noted the time of. :
DATED99
100
Moslem of Northwest frontier province, India. :
SWAT102
105
Masculine nickname. :
WES107
109
Substance to catch small birds. :
BIRDLIME112
Coordinated bundles of tissue fibers. :
MUSCLES114
116
Gold coins of medieval Arabia. :
DINARS118
119
One who tests liquors. :
TASTER120
121
123
124
Bay at southeast tip of New Guinea. :
MILNE125
127
128
British Foreign Secretary, 1931–35. :
SIMON129
Author of famous test. :
BINET130
131
133
Silk-center of Europe. :
LYON135
Measures of length. :
ELLS137
141
143
"Go to the ___, thou sluggard." :
ANT144
Answer summary:
8 unique to this puzzle, 85 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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