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New York Times, Thursday, September 20, 1951
54-Across : Secretary of the Treasury and family.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 27, Avg Word Len: 5.50, Missing: { J K Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 272 (avg 1.37)
Open Squares: 102, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 7, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 21.1
1 D | 2 R | 3 E | 4 S | 5 S | 6 E | 7 N | | 8 E | 9 M | 10 P | 11 R | 12 E | 13 S | 14 S |
15 R | O | S | E | A | T | E | | 16 T | O | R | O | N | T | O |
17 A | M | P | E | R | E | S | | 18 E | L | E | C | T | R | A |
19 W | E | R | R | A | | 20 T | 21 I | R | E | S | | 22 R | E | P |
23 E | R | I | S | | 24 P | E | O | N | Y | | 25 M | A | E | S |
26 R | O | T | | 27 B | U | G | L | E | | 28 D | I | C | T | U |
| | | 29 F | O | R | G | E | | 30 P | A | N | T | E | D |
31 S | 32 C | 33 O | R | E | R | S | | 34 S | A | N | D | E | R | S |
35 T | A | P | E | R | S | | 36 S | W | I | S | S | | | |
37 E | M | E | U | S | | 38 S | H | I | N | E | | 39 D | 40 I | 41 G |
42 W | E | N | D | | 43 S | T | U | N | T | | 44 L | U | N | A |
45 A | R | C | | 46 T | H | O | N | G | | 47 C | U | R | C | I |
48 R | O | I | 49 L | I | E | R | | 50 L | 51 O | R | R | A | I | N |
52 T | U | T | E | L | A | R | | 53 O | R | I | E | N | T | E |
54 S | N | Y | D | E | R | S | | 55 W | E | B | S | T | E | R |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 823
Across
1
8
One of Queen Victoria's titles. :
EMPRESS15
16
Home of hockey's Maple Leafs. :
TORONTO17
18
19
River in Germany. :
WERRA20
They thrive on inflation. :
TIRES22
Member of the GOP: Abbr. :
REP23
Goddess of discord. :
ERIS24
Familiar denizen of the garden. :
PEONY25
Misses West and Murray. :
MAES26
Exclamation of disgust. :
ROT27
Reveille instrument. :
BUGLE28
29
30
Breathed in a labored manner. :
PANTED31
34
35
36
Natives of Lausanne. :
SWISS37
Large birds: Var. :
EMEUS38
Bootblack's handiwork. :
SHINE39
42
43
Loop the loop, for instance. :
STUNT44
45
Luminous glow between electrical terminals. :
ARC46
Strip of leather. :
THONG47
Amelita Galli ___. :
CURCI48
50
French landscape painter, real name Claude Gelée. :
LORRAIN52
53
54
Secretary of the Treasury and family. :
SNYDERS55
Margaret ___, theatrical director. :
WEBSTER
Down
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Journalist and former Brain Truster. :
MOLEY10
Griswold's office at Yale: Abbr. :
PRES11
Monstrous bird of mythology. :
ROC12
13
He wrote "Father of the Bride." :
STREETER14
21
24
Murmurs contentedly. :
PURRS25
27
Fighters against England, 1899–1902. :
BOERS28
29
He wrote "The Ego and The Id." :
FREUD30
Artist's prerequisite. :
PAINT31
Gloria and Jimmy, parents of twins. :
STEWARTS32
33
34
First two words of a spiritual. :
SWINGLOW36
38
Home of the University of Connecticut. :
STORRS39
He wrote "The Story of Philosophy." :
DURANT40
41
43
Clip wool from sheep. :
SHEAR44
Anglers' artificial baits. :
LURES46
47
Bin for storing corn. :
CRIB49
Played the first card. :
LED51
Gov. McKay's state: Abbr. :
ORE
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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