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Jack Luzzatto
Of People and Places
New York Times, Sunday, March 7, 1948
Author:
Jack Luzzatto
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 170, Blocks: 76, Avg Word Len: 5.33, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 625 (avg 1.38)
Open Squares: 148,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 43,
Grid flow: 47.0
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
Jim Horne notes:
128-Across: "What Tom Pepper was" → LIAR — Tom Pepper is a legendary sailor said to be so dishonest he was kicked out of hell.
| 1 C | 2 A | 3 E | 4 S | 5 A | 6 R | | 7 C | 8 A | 9 U | 10 S | 11 I | 12 N | 13 G | | 14 V | 15 E | 16 T | 17 E | 18 R | 19 A | 20 N |
21 A | L | C | A | L | D | E | | 22 A | R | S | I | N | O | E | | 23 I | M | O | G | E | N | E |
24 D | I | O | R | A | M | A | | 25 P | R | E | S | U | M | E | | 26 E | M | I | G | R | E | S |
27 V | E | R | | 28 V | I | S | 29 O | R | | 30 S | A | R | I | | 31 A | N | E | T | | 32 A | M | T |
33 I | N | N | 34 S | | 35 T | O | P | I | 36 S | | 37 L | E | N | 38 I | E | N | T | | 39 V | I | O | L |
40 S | T | E | A | 41 M | | 42 N | I | C | H | 43 E | | 44 S | A | M | O | A | | 45 M | I | L | N | E |
46 E | S | D | R | A | 47 S | | 48 A | C | E | R | 49 B | | 50 T | A | N | | 51 H | A | N | S | E | S |
| | | 52 A | G | O | 53 U | T | I | | 54 R | E | 55 T | E | M | | 56 M | A | N | E | | | |
57 P | 58 O | 59 U | N | D | A | G | E | | 60 D | O | N | I | S | | 61 P | E | R | U | | 62 G | 63 A | 64 S |
65 R | U | T | | 66 A | P | R | | 67 H | O | R | E | B | | 68 C | A | M | E | M | 69 B | E | R | T |
70 E | T | T | 71 A | | 72 S | I | 73 M | A | L | | 74 F | E | 75 L | O | N | | 76 M | I | A | S | M | A |
77 E | R | E | C | 78 T | | 79 C | O | L | O | 80 R | A | T | I | O | N | 81 S | | 82 T | A | T | E | S |
83 M | O | R | R | I | 84 S | | 85 O | S | R | I | C | | 86 B | L | E | E | 87 D | | 88 S | A | N | S |
89 P | A | L | E | S | T | 90 I | N | E | | 91 S | T | 92 I | R | S | | 93 R | A | 94 W | | 95 L | I | E |
96 T | R | Y | | 97 S | E | A | S | | 98 S | K | O | D | A | | 99 P | A | K | I | 100 S | T | A | N |
| | | 101 R | U | I | N | | 102 B | A | S | R | A | | 103 R | E | C | A | N | T | | | |
104 D | 105 A | 106 R | I | E | N | | 107 F | A | T | | 108 S | H | 109 O | E | S | | 110 R | E | A | 111 V | 112 E | 113 R |
114 E | V | I | L | S | | 115 C | O | N | E | 116 S | | 117 O | R | A | T | 118 E | | 119 S | L | O | P | E |
120 B | E | D | E | | 121 B | U | R | G | L | A | 122 R | | 123 A | L | L | A | 124 H | | 125 E | L | I | S |
126 A | N | D | | 127 A | U | R | A | | 128 L | I | A | 129 R | | 130 N | E | G | E | 131 B | | 132 P | S | I |
133 S | I | L | 134 E | N | T | S | | 135 C | I | L | I | A | 136 T | E | | 137 L | A | O | 138 C | O | O | N |
139 E | D | E | N | I | T | E | | 140 A | T | O | M | I | E | S | | 141 E | R | R | A | N | D | S |
142 R | A | D | D | L | E | D | | 143 P | E | R | U | S | E | S | | 144 S | T | A | R | E | E | |
© 1948, The New York TimesNo. 317
Across
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Mr. Petrillo's middle name. :
CAESAR7
14
21
22
23
Daughter of Cymbeline, wife of Posthumus. :
IMOGENE24
25
26
27
28
30
Hindu woman's wrap-around. :
SARI31
32
33
35
37
39
Stringed instrument. :
VIOL40
Winter warmth, by pipeline. :
STEAM42
Hall of Fame alcove. :
NICHE44
American south Pacific outpost. :
SAMOA45
Author of "Winnie the Pooh." :
MILNE46
Apocryphal books of Ezra. :
ESDRAS48
50
51
Medieval merchant guilds. :
HANSES52
Guinea-piglike rodent of South America. :
AGOUTI54
The juniper of the Bible. :
RETEM56
57
60
E. Indian fishing boats. :
DONIS61
President Bustamante y Rivero's country. :
PERU62
65
66
67
Another name for Mt. Sinai. :
HOREB68
70
72
E. Indian cotton tree. :
SIMAL74
76
77
79
82
Iranian tribesmen. :
TATES83
Financier of the American Revolution. :
MORRIS85
Courtier in Hamlet. :
OSRIC86
88
89
91
93
95
U. N. Secretary General. :
LIE96
97
98
Czech munitions works. :
SKODA99
India's opponent in the Kashmir dispute. :
PAKISTAN101
102
Persian Gulf terminus of Bagdad railway. :
BASRA103
104
Province of eastern Panama. :
DARIEN107
108
110
114
115
117
119
120
Adam, the carpenter, in 1859 novel. :
BEDE121
123
125
126
127
128
What Tom Pepper was. :
LIAR130
Portion of Palestine allotted to the Jews. :
NEGEB132
133
135
137
Trojan who distrusted the Wooden Horse and was killed by serpents. :
LAOCOON139
140
141
142
143
144
Recipient of a gaze: Humorous. :
STAREE
Down
1
2
3
4
Member of the Russian bloc. :
SLAV5
Accept the blame. :
ADMIT6
Feature of Paine's age. :
REASON7
Delightfully playful compositions: Ital. pl. :
CAPRICCI8
9
What adversity has. :
USES10
Summer carpeting. :
SISAL11
12
13
14
Where the famous Prater Park is. :
VIENNA15
16
17
18
19
20
21
29
31
34
District of Bihar and Orissa, India. :
SARAN36
38
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
Pertaining to the Finnish language. :
UGRIC55
Country explored by Sven Hedin. :
TIBET56
57
58
59
60
61
Lustrous velvety fabric. :
PANNE62
German theory of psychology. :
GESTALT63
64
Ex-Governor of Minnesota, Presidential hopeful. :
STASSEN67
68
69
71
73
75
Seventh sign of zodiac. :
LIBRA78
80
81
Icy pinnacle among crevasses. :
SERAC84
Author of "Four Saints in Three Acts." :
STEIN87
90
___ Hay, British playwright. :
IAN92
Dem. Senator Taylor's home state. :
IDAHO94
Products of New York state. :
WINES98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
With a Swiss cheese effect. :
RIDDLED107
109
111
Ben Jonson's latest Broadway hit. :
VOLPONE112
113
115
116
118
121
122
French star of "The Baker's Wife." :
RAIMU124
Center of activity. :
HEART127
129
131
Cold wind of the Adriatic. :
BORA134
135
136
138
Second-hand commodity. :
CAR
Answer summary:
5 unique to this puzzle, 38 debuted here and reused later, 7 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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