U.S. States
Where we crown Miss America
His tearful '62 prediction, "This is my last press conference", didn't prove true
Richard Nixon
Known for his comedies, his "Chapter Two" told of his remarriage after his wife's death
Neil Simon
Ford's '50s flop with a family name
Edsel
A bad one is biting your fingernails, a good one is calling mom once a week
In 1844 this 1st telegraph line was strung across this state from Baltimore to D.C.
Maryland
German who inspired the Russians to revolt by urging, "Workers of the world, unite"
Karl Marx
Dustin Hoffman reincarnated his "Salesman" on Broadway in 1984
Arthur Miller
Fans howled at Mel Blanc's imitation of this, Jack Benny's junker
a Maxwell
The opposite of a dominant trait
Recessive
Local religion condoned human sacrifice here until abolished by the King in 1819
Hawaii
Ironically, Lincoln said this "is stronger than the bullet"
The Ballot
Though Irish, he is considered, after Shakespeare, to be Britain's greatest playwright
George Bernard Shaw
Among the victims of the Depression was this company's Bearcat
a Stutz
One who suffers from periods of depression alternating with periods of excitement
Manic Depression
Oribi, a Hopi village in the S.W., is probably the oldest continuous settlement in the U.S.
Arizona
Truman said it's a recession when your neighbor loses his job, but this is a depression
When you lose your job
Wrote "The Man in the Glass Booth" but acted in "Jaws" and "The Deep
Robert Shaw
When production stopped in 1960, this Chrysler car had reached "de Endo"
a DeSoto
The common name for somnambulism
The rattlesnake's warning on Revolutionary War flags
Don't Tread on Me
Won Tonys for "Torch Song Trilogy" & "La Cage aux Folles"
Harvey Fierstein
In '55, this steelmaker gave up making his namesake cars
Henry J. Kaiser
The ego resolves conflicts between this & the superego
The ID