| hint | answer |
|---|
| Leopold and __ (1920's murder case) | |
| Crescent | |
| '__ Marlene' (WWII song) | |
| Cobbler's block; shoe filler | |
| __ Linda, California | |
| Pioneering Soviet spacecraft series | |
| Roman historian | |
| Angle iron; beam with a bend | |
| Poland's second largest city | |
| Roman goddess of the moon | |
| Willingly; gladly | |
| Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer's 'Woman With a __' | |
| German filmmaker Riefenstahl ('Triumph of the Will') | |
| Superman's mother | |
| Terhune's book '___ Dog' | |
| Boston suburb | |
| Somerset Maugham's '__ of Lambeth' | |
| 1960's Israeli Prime Minister, __ Eshkol | |
| Floor covering, to a Brit | |
| European romantic song | |
| German for air | |
| Politico and author Clare Boothe __ | |
| Austrian-born film director Fritz ('Metropolis' 'M') | |
| German or Dutch for song | |
| Senator from Alaska, Murkowski | |
| Grammy-winning film composer Schifrin | |
| '70's TV husband of Phyllis | |
| Where Samson defeated the Philistines | |
| Irish author O'Flaherty ('The Informer') | |
| Newbery-winning children's author Lowry | |
| Old Spanish kingdom | |
| Legal scholar Guinier | |
| Son of Leah and Jacob in Bible | |
| Mother of Helen of Troy - Castor and Pollux | |
| Italian writer Carlo ('Christ Stopped at Eboli') | |
| Norwegian 1968 Chemistry Nobelist, Onsager | |
| __ Park, old Coney Island attraction | |
| Former Irish Prime Minister Cosgrove | |
| Italian author Primo __ ('If This Is a Man' 'The Drowned and the Saved') | |
| Swedish diva Jenny | |
| Dancer Montez who was King Ludwig I's mistress ('The Art of Beauty') | |
| Burlesque stripper of '40's-'50's, __ St. Cyr | |
| Italy's __ di Como | |
| Edmund Cartwright's power invention, 1785 | |
| '__ - humanite' (literally, 'injured') | |
| Obama's Secretary of Defense - former C.I.A. director Panetta | |
| Venetian beach | |
| Dissolve, as cells | |
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