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Jewish holiday established in Exodus 12 |
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When dedicated on May 1, 1931, it was the world's tallest building |
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His mother's name was Jessie Janet Woodrow |
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Newspaper whose reporters originally broke the Watergate story |
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Heard here, it's the title of the song this category is based on: You never close your eyes any more When I kiss your lips |
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Direction in which you'd have to look right now to see a catwalk |
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Moses set desert rations for the "bread of the Lord" at 1 omer each day except Sat., 2 on Friday |
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Of "Dracula", "The Wolf Man" or "Frankenstein", film which didn't premiere in the 1930s |
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John Quincy Adams named his 1st-born after this man famous for being a 1st |
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Gertrude the kangaroo is the symbol of this company, the USA's pioneer paperback book publisher |
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Under this group name Bill Medley & Bobby Hatfield took the song to #1 in 1965 |
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Printer's measure, or Dorothy's Auntie |
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In the 1960 film "Exodus", he played Ari Ben Canaan |
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On May 9, 1936, it landed successfully at Lakehurst, New Jersey |
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Bob Hope said "When I play (golf) with this president, I...bring a special caddy--he's my blood type!" |
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This city's Free Press was rebuked by readers for revealing our T of C winner's name early |
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Actress to whom the song was sung in "Top Gun" |
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Proper title of the "Sound of Music" song which begins "Do a deer", it's 3 2-letter words |
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After all the rods became serpents, his rod ate them all |
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Japan's 8-year war against this country began at the Marco Polo Bridge in July 1937 |
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2 of the 3 men who were president in 1881 |
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This head of Random House was a regular panelist on "What's My Line?" |
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According to the lyrics, "Girl, you're startin' to criticize" these |
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Spelled out, it's a blood type; pronounced, it's a month of the Jewish calendar |
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Moses' father-in-law, he shares name with a "Beverly Hillbilly" |
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In October 1935, Roosevelt said "A state of war unhappily exists" between Italy & this country |
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In the 1856 election, this ex-president was candidate of both the Whigs & Know-Nothings |
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This pair was Row, Peterson & Company's most successful equivalent to "Dick & Jane" |
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This pop pair had a Billboard top 20 hit in 1980 with a remake of the song |
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2 of the 4 Greek letters that are 2-letter words |
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