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New York Times, Tuesday, April 29, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 30, Avg Word Len: 5.57, Missing: { J Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 292 (avg 1.50)
Open Squares: 84,
Cheaters: 4,
FITB: 3,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13,
Grid flow: 43.7
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
| 1 C | 2 H | 3 A | 4 R | 5 T | 6 A | | 7 M | 8 O | 9 T | 10 I | 11 F | 12 S | |
13 P | H | O | L | I | E | N | | 14 A | K | I | H | I | T | 15 O |
16 L | I | L | I | B | E | T | | 17 R | I | G | S | D | A | G |
18 A | L | L | E | S | | 19 I | 20 C | K | E | S | | 21 E | R | R |
22 S | E | A | N | | 23 A | L | O | E | S | | 24 A | L | L | A |
25 M | A | N | | 26 A | L | L | O | T | | 27 P | R | I | E | D |
28 A | N | D | 29 E | R | S | E | N | | 30 C | H | E | S | T | Y |
| | | 31 G | R | A | S | S | 32 R | O | O | T | | | |
33 S | 34 C | 35 A | R | A | B | | 36 K | E | N | N | E | 37 S | 38 A | 39 W |
40 H | A | L | E | Y | | 41 M | I | D | G | E | | 42 U | L | A |
43 A | L | I | T | | 44 F | O | N | D | A | | 45 P | R | E | T |
46 K | I | M | | 47 C | A | U | S | E | | 48 D | A | M | N | S |
49 O | C | E | 50 L | O | T | S | | 51 N | 52 A | R | D | I | C | O |
53 S | E | N | O | R | A | S | | 54 E | M | E | R | S | O | N |
| 55 S | T | A | P | L | E | | 56 D | U | D | E | E | N | |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,045
Across
1
A great one was granted at Runnymede, 1215. :
CHARTA7
13
14
Son in line for Hirohito's throne. :
AKIHITO16
Elizabeth II to her family. :
LILIBET17
18
Everything: German. :
ALLES19
He was Secretary of the Interior, 1933–46. :
ICKES21
Alexander Pope's axiomatic slip. :
ERR22
23
Drug from a plant. :
ALOES24
In the style of: Italian. :
ALLA25
26
Assign as a share. :
ALLOT27
Minded other people's business. :
PRIED28
30
31
Indicating political trends emerging spontaneously from the people. :
GRASSROOT33
Symbol of ancient Egypt. :
SCARAB36
Peak in Georgia, now part of a national park. :
KENNESAW40
Radio and TV comedian. :
HALEY41
Very small insect. :
MIDGE42
43
44
Star of "Point of No Return." :
FONDA45
46
Miss Hunter, Oscar winner. :
KIM47
A principle or movement. :
CAUSE48
Casts to perdition. :
DAMNS49
51
Boxer defeated by Villemain. :
NARDICO53
54
Governor of the Green Mountain State. :
EMERSON55
Rival of the paper clip. :
STAPLE56
Irishman's short tobacco pipe. :
DUDEEN
Down
1
2
3
4
Knitter's measuring units. :
RIBS5
Short piece of connective pipe. :
TEE6
Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica, et al. :
ANTILLES7
Black or gray, it's a threat to U. S. economy. :
MARKET8
John Steinbeck's Joads. :
OKIES9
10
Sacred symbol meaning "in this sign." :
IHS11
Part of the Leathernecks' motto. :
FIDELIS12
Nancy Davis of Hollywood, for instance. :
STARLET13
Red Cross bank deposit. :
PLASMA15
Rosie of an old song. :
OGRADY20
Emblems of one of the candidates. :
COONSKINS23
Well-known racehorse of the 1940's. :
ALSAB24
Ridge dividing two glacial valleys. :
ARETE26
27
Bookie's office fixture. :
PHONE29
30
One, two, three, kick! :
CONGA32
33
West Pointers' headpieces. :
SHAKOS34
35
37
38
Home of needlepoint in France. :
ALENCON39
Erstwhile boarder in Baker Street. :
WATSON41
Dessert for a banquet. :
MOUSSE44
45
Military sky pilot. :
PADRE47
Industrial setup: Abbr. :
CORP48
___ Scott of the famous decision, 1856. :
DRED50
Mauna ___, Hawaiian volcano. :
LOA52
___ Darya, or Oxus River, emptying into the Aral Sea. :
AMU
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 10 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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