| Newspaper subscriber's service | 34 |
| Newspaper supplement | 20 |
| Newspaper supply | 16 |
| Newspaper synd. | 15 |
| Newspaper that owns About.com: Abbr. | 36 |
| Newspaper think piece | 21 |
| Newspaper trademark | 19 |
| Newspaper type | 14 |
| Newspaper typography | 20 |
| Newspaper unit | 14 |
| Newspaper unit (abbr.) | 22 |
| Newspaper units: Abbr. | 22 |
| Newspaper V.I.P. | 16 |
| Newspaper V.I.P.'s | 22 |
| Newspaper VIP | 13 |
| Newspaper VIPs | 14 |
| Newspaper whose name means "truth" | 44 |
| Newspaper whose puzzle is edited by Mike Shenk | 46 |
| Newspaper with hardly the highest journalistic standards | 56 |
| Newspaper women of yore | 23 |
| Newspaper worker | 16 |
| Newspaper writer | 16 |
| Newspaper writing award | 23 |
| Newspaper's activity menu | 29 |
| Newspaper's attention grabbers | 34 |
| Newspaper's average sales: Abbr. | 36 |
| Newspaper's choice for public office | 40 |
| Newspaper's city ___ | 24 |
| Newspaper's essay forum | 27 |
| Newspaper's focus | 21 |
| Newspaper's logo | 20 |
| Newspaper's office | 22 |
| Newspaper's sales: Abbr. | 28 |
| Newspaper's ___ page | 24 |
| Newspaper, derogatorily | 23 |
| Newspaper, radio, TV, etc. | 26 |
| Newspaper, television, etc. | 27 |
| Newspaper, to a rival | 21 |
| Newspaper, to some | 18 |
| Newspaper-movie cry | 19 |
| Newspaper-office sections | 25 |
| Newspaper-publishing family | 27 |
| Newspaperman Adolph | 19 |
| Newspaperman Arthur ___ Sulzberger | 34 |
| Newspaperman Harold | 19 |
| Newspaperman Ochs | 17 |
| Newspaperman William Randolph ___ | 33 |
| Newspapermen: Abbr. | 19 |
| Newspapers | 10 |
| Newspapers + radio + television | 31 |
| Newspapers and magazines | 24 |
| Newspapers and television | 25 |
| Newspapers and the like | 23 |
| Newspapers and TV stations | 26 |
| Newspapers are tossed along it | 30 |
| Newspapers collectively | 23 |
| Newspapers need 'em | 23 |
| Newspapers read by royalty? | 27 |
| Newspapers' attention-getters | 33 |
| Newspapers' staff lists | 27 |
| Newspapers, collectively | 24 |
| Newspapers, informally | 22 |
| Newspapers, old-style | 21 |
| Newspapers, radio and television | 32 |
| Newspapers, radio and TV, to a Boston ad exec | 45 |
| Newspapers, radio, etc. | 23 |
| Newspapers, radio, TV, etc. | 27 |
| Newspapers, television, etc. | 28 |
| Newspapers, TV, etc. | 20 |
| Newspapers, TV, radio, etc. | 27 |
| Newspapers, with "the" | 32 |
| Newspeak is spoken here | 23 |
| Newspeople collectively | 24 |
| Newsperson | 10 |
| Newsperson Alexander | 20 |
| Newsprint need | 14 |
| Newsrack choice, for short | 26 |
| Newsreader's employer | 25 |
| Newsreel inventor | 17 |
| Newsreel pioneer | 16 |
| Newsreel pioneer Charles | 24 |
| Newsreel word | 13 |
| Newsreels about bird-callers? | 29 |
| Newsroom array | 14 |
| Newsroom bigwigs | 16 |
| Newsroom department | 19 |
| Newsroom fixture | 16 |
| Newsroom fixtures | 17 |
| Newsroom furniture | 18 |
| Newsroom honchos | 16 |
| Newsroom man | 12 |
| Newsroom newbie | 15 |
| Newsroom worker | 15 |
| Newsroom workers, for short | 27 |
| Newsstand | 9 |
| Newsstand booth | 15 |
| Newsstand buy | 13 |
| Newsstand buy, for short | 24 |
| Newsstand buy, for short—one begins each of the four longest puzzle answers (and also ends the last one) | 108 |
| Newsstand debut of 1930 | 23 |