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Roberta H. Morse
New York Times, Tuesday, January 12, 1954
Author:
Roberta Morse
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { J K Q X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 273 (avg 1.43)
Open Squares: 71, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 5, XRef: 2, Spans: 2, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 47.5
Roberta Morse is an alias for Roberta H. Morse.
1 D | 2 A | 3 V | 4 I | 5 S | | 6 S | 7 O | 8 L | 9 E | | 10 P | 11 A | 12 V | 13 E |
14 E | L | I | S | A | | 15 P | L | O | T | | 16 A | L | E | S |
17 A | S | C | A | P | | 18 E | D | U | C | 19 A | T | O | R | S |
20 N | O | D | | 21 P | 22 R | A | M | S | | 23 B | O | O | N | E |
| | 24 A | 25 S | H | U | R | A | | 26 F | A | N | F | A | N |
27 P | 28 O | M | P | O | M | | 29 N | 30 A | U | T | S | | | |
31 A | L | O | E | | | 32 W | A | I | S | T | | 33 A | 34 M | 35 P |
36 W | I | N | T | 37 E | 38 R | A | N | D | S | U | 39 M | M | E | R |
40 N | N | E | | 41 S | A | R | D | S | | | 42 M | A | R | I |
| | | 43 S | T | I | N | T | | 44 T | 45 O | M | T | O | M |
46 C | 47 A | 48 N | C | A | N | | 49 H | 50 E | R | M | I | T | | |
51 A | R | G | O | T | | 52 H | E | N | I | E | | 53 E | 54 L | 55 L |
56 S | T | A | T | E | 57 L | E | S | S | | 58 L | 59 E | R | O | I |
60 S | U | I | T | | 61 L | I | E | U | | 62 E | R | O | S | E |
63 E | R | O | S | | 64 B | R | A | E | | 65 T | A | F | T | S |
© 1954, The New York TimesNo. 1,659
Across
1
News commentator, winner of recent award. :
DAVIS6
Fish for a gourmet. :
SOLE10
Cover with tarmac. :
PAVE14
Napoleon's oldest sister. :
ELISA15
Author's major concern. :
PLOT16
17
Composers' association. :
ASCAP18
Milton Eisenhower, Nathan Pusey, etc. :
EDUCATORS20
21
Nannies' adjuncts. :
PRAMS23
He blazed Wilderness Road. :
BOONE24
26
"___, the Tulip," French movie spoof. :
FANFAN27
Decoration on a French sailor's cap. :
POMPOM29
Sea miles: Australia. :
NAUTS31
32
What to wear with 60 Across. :
WAIST33
Electrical unit: Abbr. :
AMP36
40
41
42
What Napoleon was to Josephine: Fr. :
MARI43
44
46
Cole Porter's latest. :
CANCAN49
He wants to be alone. :
HERMIT51
Slang of a particular class. :
ARGOT52
53
Part of a building. :
ELL56
Condition of many displaced persons. :
STATELESS58
60
Mainstay of a woman's wardrobe. :
SUIT61
62
63
64
Feature of Bobby Burns' country. :
BRAE65
First citizens of Cincinnati. :
TAFTS
Down
1
2
3
4
Book of the Bible: Abbr. :
ISA5
Poetess called the "tenth Muse." :
SAPPHO6
7
8
Little and Costello. :
LOUS9
Abbreviation to cover miscellaneous items. :
ETC10
South African novelist and family. :
PATONS11
12
Girl's name meaning spring-born. :
VERNA13
City of 521,000 in Rhine Province. :
ESSEN19
22
Product of the West Indies. :
RUM25
26
Much ado over trifles. :
FUSS27
Person used as a tool. :
PAWN28
Senator Johnston of Spartanburg. :
OLIN30
32
33
34
Red grouper of Florida waters. :
MERO35
Descriptive of a Victorian lady. :
PRIM37
38
39
A little more than three thousand. :
MMMI43
44
45
Ham, tomato, or cheese ___. :
OMELET46
47
Conductor Rodzinski. :
ARTUR48
Miss Marsh, detective-story writer. :
NGAIO50
52
Receiver of 37 Down. :
HEIR54
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57
59
Answer summary:
5 unique to this puzzle, 8 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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