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Edward J. Buckler
What Do You Know?
New York Times, Sunday, June 4, 1950
Author:
Edward Buckler
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 170, Blocks: 80, Avg Word Len: 5.28, Missing: { J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 656 (avg 1.46)
Open Squares: 150, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 11, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 45, Grid flow: 40.9
Edward Buckler is an alias for Edward J. Buckler.
Jim Horne notes:
7D "Tenant" = LESSOR — this is wrong; a lessor is the landlord, not the tenant. Likely an editorial error.
1 T | 2 R | 3 A | 4 U | 5 B | 6 E | 7 L | | 8 M | 9 O | 10 B | 11 C | 12 A | 13 P | | | 14 P | 15 R | 16 U | 17 S | 18 S | 19 I | 20 A |
21 O | U | T | G | O | N | E | | 22 A | P | I | A | R | Y | | 23 D | R | I | P | P | I | N | G |
24 M | E | T | H | O | D | S | | 25 R | A | N | G | E | R | | 26 E | I | N | S | T | E | I | N |
27 A | F | L | | 28 M | E | S | 29 A | S | | 30 G | E | N | E | 31 A | L | O | G | Y | | 32 G | O | O |
33 T | U | E | 34 S | | 35 R | O | C | H | 36 E | | 37 D | A | N | G | E | R | S | | 38 H | E | M | S |
39 O | L | E | I | 40 C | | 41 R | E | A | R | 42 S | | | 43 E | A | T | S | | 44 C | A | S | E | Y |
| | | 45 R | A | 46 F | | 47 S | L | I | P | | 48 K | A | T | E | | 49 M | A | N | | | |
50 L | 51 I | 52 B | E | R | A | 53 L | | 54 L | E | O | 55 N | I | N | E | | 56 Y | A | R | D | 57 A | 58 R | 59 M |
60 A | N | A | | 61 R | I | I | 62 S | | | 63 T | O | E | | 64 S | 65 P | A | L | L | | 66 C | E | E |
67 D | A | R | 68 K | | 69 R | E | T | 70 E | 71 N | T | I | V | 72 E | | 73 A | L | A | | 74 F | I | F | E |
75 D | U | C | A | 76 T | | 77 D | A | D | O | E | S | | 78 V | 79 I | N | E | Y | 80 A | R | D | E | R |
| 81 G | A | Y | E | 82 R | | 83 M | E | R | R | I | 84 M | E | N | T | | 85 A | M | O | U | R | |
86 D | U | R | O | M | E | 87 T | E | R | S | | 88 N | A | N | T | E | 89 S | | 90 I | N | L | E | 91 T |
92 E | R | O | S | | 93 F | E | N | | 94 E | 95 L | E | C | T | O | R | A | 96 L | | 97 D | O | N | E |
98 B | A | L | | 99 S | L | A | S | 100 H | | 101 A | S | H | | | 102 S | I | A | 103 M | | 104 U | C | A |
105 S | L | E | 106 E | P | E | R | | 107 O | 108 U | T | S | I | 109 D | 110 E | | 111 D | R | O | 112 W | S | E | S |
| | | 113 T | A | X | | 114 N | U | N | S | | 115 N | I | N | 116 E | | 117 K | O | O | | | |
118 A | 119 S | 120 C | O | T | | 121 L | A | D | E | | | 122 E | L | G | A | 123 R | | 124 S | O | 125 L | 126 I | 127 D |
128 L | A | O | N | | 129 D | E | B | O | R | 130 A | 131 H | | 132 L | A | V | A | 133 S | | 134 D | A | N | A |
135 A | V | A | | 136 D | E | T | O | N | A | T | O | 137 R | | 138 G | E | N | U | 139 S | | 140 N | M | U |
141 S | I | L | 142 L | A | B | U | B | | 143 S | T | R | I | 144 F | E | | 145 C | E | L | 146 A | D | O | N |
147 K | N | E | E | C | A | P | S | | 148 E | A | S | T | E | R | | 149 I | D | O | L | I | S | T |
150 A | G | R | E | E | R | S | | | 151 D | R | Y | A | D | S | | 152 D | E | T | E | S | T | S |
© 1950, The New York TimesNo. 434
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Margaret Truman's singing teacher. :
TRAUBEL8
Out-of-date millinery. :
MOBCAP14
Where Bismarck was chancellor. :
PRUSSIA21
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28
Homes of cliff-dwellers. :
MESAS30
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35
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38
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___ Jones, honored on current 3-cent stamp. :
CASEY45
Vital factor in World War II. :
RAF47
48
Patricia Morison's role. :
KATE49
50
Party with "balance of power" in Parliament. :
LIBERAL54
56
60
___ Pauker, Foreign Minister of Rumania. :
ANA61
Noted Danish-American (1849–1914). :
RIIS63
64
66
67
Leo's new shortstop. :
DARK69
73
74
75
77
78
81
83
85
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Port at mouth of Loire. :
NANTES90
92
Asteroid discovered 1898. :
EROS93
94
97
Cooked sufficiently. :
DONE98
99
Debris of felled trees. :
SLASH101
102
Nation whose present king wrote songs for new Broadway show. :
SIAM104
Genus of fiddler crabs. :
UCA105
107
111
113
114
115
117
Chinese Ambassador to U. S. :
KOO118
Village near Windsor. :
ASCOT121
122
Composer of "Dream of Gerontius." :
ELGAR124
128
City in northern France. :
LAON129
She helped Barak conquer Sisera. :
DEBORAH132
Rocks on Stromboli. :
LAVAS134
Editor of N. Y. Sun, 1868–97. :
DANA135
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138
140
141
Sweetened cream, flavored with wine and beaten stuff. :
SILLABUB143
145
Porcelain ware from China. :
CELADON147
148
Cleveland first baseman. :
EASTER149
150
151
152
Down
1
2
3
Noted crossword puzzle fan. :
ATTLEE4
5
Strong political movement. :
BOOM6
7
8
President of American Red Cross. :
MARSHALL9
10
New head of Met opera. :
BING11
12
Where gladiators fought. :
ARENA13
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Heads of religious houses. :
PRIORS15
Sounds resonantly. :
RINGS16
17
What Dakar is: Abbr. :
SPT18
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29
31
34
36
City in Pennsylvania. :
ERIE38
40
Creator of Dr. Gideon Fell. :
CARR42
44
46
The F in F. E. P. C. :
FAIR48
49
Where Kuala Lumpur is. :
MALAYA50
51
Address by Truman, Jan. 20, 1949. :
INAUGURAL52
53
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56
Where Griswold is president-elect. :
YALE57
58
59
Jan van der ___ (1632–75). :
MEER62
65
68
Joe Louis specialties. :
KAYOS70
Tributary of the Fulda. :
EDER71
Language of Trondheim. :
NORSE72
74
76
Egyptian god of setting sun. :
TEM79
80
82
Produced in reaction. :
REFLEX84
86
Four-time candidate for President. :
DEBS87
89
91
95
96
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100
French sculptor (1741–1828). :
HOUDON103
106
108
109
110
112
U. S. general (1860–1927). :
WOOD114
116
118
119
120
121
123
125
Predecessor of "Happy" Chandler. :
LANDIS126
127
129
130
131
Descriptive of talk about Middleground. :
HORSY133
136
137
139
142
Jennie ___, M. P., wife of Aneurin Bevan. :
LEE144
146
Answer summary:
7 unique to this puzzle, 38 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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