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1920's-40's Yankees manager Barrow and others, 3 letters
Actor Harris and others, 3 letters
Actor Harris et al., 3 letters
Actors Asner and Harris, 3 letters
Actors Begley and Begley Jr., 3 letters
Actors Burns and Wynn, 3 letters
Actors Harris and Begley, 3 letters
Actors Harris and Norton, 3 letters
Actors Nelson and Norton, 3 letters
Actors Norton and Harris, 3 letters
Asner and Begley Jr., 3 letters
Auths. often thank them, 3 letters
Baseball's Kranepool and others, 3 letters
Baseball's Walsh and Delahanty, 3 letters
Begley and Begley Jr., 3 letters
Begley and Sullivan, 3 letters
Begley and Trixie's husband, 3 letters
Begleys Sr. and Jr., 3 letters
Belonging to Mr. Begley, 3 letters
Billboard employees, for short, 3 letters
Billboard workers, for short, 3 letters
Bradley and Begley, for two, 3 letters
Bradley and Begley, Jr., 3 letters
Bradley and Grimley, 3 letters
Bradley and Kranepool, 3 letters
Bradley and McMahon, 3 letters
Bradley and O'Neill, 3 letters
Bradley and Sullivan, 3 letters
Bradley and Trixie's husband, 3 letters
Calgary Herald staffers (abbr.), 3 letters
CBS's Bradley and others, 3 letters
Co. founded by H. Ross Perot, 3 letters
Co. founded by H. Ross Perot in 1962, 3 letters
Co. founded by Perot, 3 letters
Co. whose 2001 Super Bowl ad featured the running of the squirrels, 3 letters
Comic Wynn and others, 3 letters
Company that made Perot rich, 3 letters
Congressmen Royce and Schrock, 3 letters
Copy workers: Abbr., 3 letters
Correction crew: abbr., 3 letters
Correctional workers?: abbr., 3 letters
Cosmo staffers, briefly, 3 letters
Cuts and splices film, e.g., 3 letters
Cutters, at times, briefly, 3 letters
Fiori and Dougherty, 3 letters
Fiori and namesakes, 3 letters
Folk trio ___ Redeeming Qualities, 3 letters
Football Hall-of-Famer Healey et al., 3 letters
Football's Too Tall Jones and others, 3 letters
Galley slaves? (abbr.), 3 letters
Gawker folks, for short, 3 letters
Glamour types, for short, 3 letters
Globe and Mail and Calgary Herald VIPs (abbr.), 3 letters
Globe and Mail VIPs, 3 letters
Goalies Giacomin and Belfour, 3 letters
H. Ross Perot company, 3 letters
Hands of Time, for short, 3 letters
Harris and Hardy, e.g., 3 letters
Harris and Sullivan, 3 letters
Harris, O'Neill and Koch, 3 letters
I.T. firm founded by Ross Perot, 3 letters
Jazz drummer Blackwell and others, 3 letters
Journal workers: Abbr., 3 letters
Journalist Bradley and Trixie's husband, 3 letters
Kadau and Raiola, for MAD, 3 letters
Keenan's dad and others, 3 letters
Keenan's dad et al., 3 letters
Kowalczyk and Van Halen, 3 letters
Kranepool and Asner, 3 letters
Kranepool and Bradley, 3 letters
Kranepool and Harris, 3 letters
Kranepool flick 1943, 3 letters
L.A. Times staffers, 3 letters
Life-altering people?: Abbr., 3 letters
Maclean's Magazine posts (abbr.), 3 letters
Mad people, e.g.: Abbr., 3 letters
Mad people, for short?, 3 letters
Mad workers, briefly, 3 letters
Mad workers, for short, 3 letters
Mag execs, for short, 3 letters
Mag. blue-pencilers, 3 letters
Mag. sentence-shorteners, 3 letters
Magazine chiefs, for short, 3 letters
Magazine employees: Abbr., 3 letters
Magazine execs, briefly, 3 letters
Magazine staff, for short, 3 letters
Magazine staffers (abbr.), 3 letters
Magazine workers: Abbr., 3 letters
Marinaro and Bradley, 3 letters
Marinaro and McMahon, 3 letters
Marinaro and others, 3 letters
Masthead contents, briefly, 3 letters
Masthead listings, for short, 3 letters
Masthead names, briefly, 3 letters
Masthead names, for short, 3 letters
Masthead names: Abbr., 3 letters
Maxim makers, for short?, 3 letters
McCaffrey and McDaniel, 3 letters
McMahon and Bradley, 3 letters
McMahon and Marinaro, 3 letters
McMahon and O'Neill, 3 letters
McMahon and Sullivan, 3 letters
Men of arts and letters?: Abbr., 3 letters
Money and Vedder, for short, 3 letters
Money changers? (abbr.), 3 letters
Money managers, briefly, 3 letters
Money managers?: Abbr., 3 letters
More Bad Times folk group ___ Redeeming Qualities, 3 letters
More Bad Times folkies ___ Redeeming Qualities, 3 letters
Mr. Broadbent and namesakes, 3 letters
News chiefs, for short, 3 letters
News staffers, for short, 3 letters
Newsman Bradley and others, 3 letters
Newsman Bradley et al., 3 letters
Newspaper dept. supervisors, 3 letters
Actor Harris' king-sized furniture?, 6 letters
___ Bryant Ford, Henry's son, 5 letters
___ Ford Range (mountains of Antarctica), 5 letters
___ Ford Range, Antarctica, 5 letters
1950's automotive embarrassment, 5 letters
1950's marketing disaster, 5 letters
1957 E-Day introduction, 5 letters
1958 Bermuda wagon, e.g., 5 letters
1958 Corsair, for example, 5 letters
1958's Corsair, for one, 5 letters
50's marketing flop, 5 letters
A no-go, according to Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire, 5 letters
Antarctica's ___ Ford Ranges, 5 letters
Auto with Teletouch transmission, 5 letters
Bad business move of 1957, 5 letters
Bad idea from Detroit, 5 letters
Bill Ford's grandfather, 5 letters
Bomb developed in the 1950's, 5 letters
Car introduced in September 1957, 5 letters
Car introduced September 4, 1957, 5 letters
Car named after Henry Ford's son, 5 letters
Car that debuted September 4th, 1957, 5 letters
Car that featured Teletouch transmission, 5 letters
Car with a horse collar grille, 5 letters
Car with an innovative rolling dome speedometer, 5 letters
Car with Teletouch Drive, 5 letters
Car with Teletouch transmission, 5 letters
Collectable Ford flop, 5 letters
Collectible 50's car, 5 letters
Collectible Ford product, 5 letters
Comet brand before it was reassigned to Mercury, 5 letters
Dearborn debut of 1958, 5 letters
Detroit's Corsair or Citation, 5 letters
Eponym indicating failure, 5 letters
Famous commercial flop, 5 letters
Famous dud from Detroit, 5 letters
First name in flops, 5 letters
Flop out of Detroit, 5 letters
Ford between Henrys, 5 letters
Ford failure of the '50s, 5 letters
Ford family forename, 5 letters
Ford flop introduced 50 years ago, 5 letters
Ford flop of the '50s, 5 letters
Ford flop of the fifties, 5 letters
Ford Foundation co-founder, 5 letters
Ford named for a Ford, 5 letters
Ford of dubious fame, 5 letters
Ford that never got going, 5 letters
Ford that never took off, 5 letters
Ford that was a flop, 5 letters
Ford who first drove a Continental, 5 letters
Ford who named his eldest son Henry II, 5 letters
Ford who was the son of Henry Ford, 5 letters
Ford's 25 millionth V-8 engine went into one, 5 letters
Ford's famous fifties failure, 5 letters
Henry Ford II's dad, 5 letters
Henry Ford II's father, 5 letters
Henry Ford's only child, 5 letters
Henry Ford's only son, 5 letters
Ill-fated '58-'60 Ford line, 5 letters
Infamous Detroit flop, 5 letters
It debuted on E Day, 5 letters
It featured a Teletouch shifter, 5 letters
It was discontinued after the 1960 model year, 5 letters
It was introduced on 9/4/57, 5 letters
Its 1960 model was the last one made, 5 letters
Late '50s Detroit bomb, 5 letters
Lemon not from a tree, 5 letters
Lincoln's late cousin, 5 letters
Lincoln's unpopular little cousin, 5 letters
Make mentioned in We Didn't Start the Fire, 5 letters
Make of the Roundup station wagon, 5 letters
Make with the Teletouch system, 5 letters
Maker of '58 Pacer & Citation models, 5 letters
Maker of the Villager wagon, 5 letters
Member of the Ford clan, 5 letters
Memorable '50s lemon, 5 letters
Misguided Ford idea, 5 letters
Model launched on E Day in 1957, 5 letters
Name in Ford history, 5 letters
New car of the late '50s, 5 letters
Not one of Ford's better ideas, 5 letters
Not-so-popular Ford, 5 letters
Object of many 1950s jokes, 5 letters
Old bomb from Detroit, 5 letters
One in the Ford line, 5 letters
One of Henry Ford's sons, 5 letters
Onetime Ford division, 5 letters
Quintessential flop, 5 letters
Ranger that cost about $2,500, 5 letters
Ranger, Pacer or Corsair, 5 letters
Short-lived Ford line, 5 letters
Short-lived Ford line introduced '58, 5 letters
Short-lived Ford model, 5 letters
Sluggish 1950s seller, 5 letters
Son - or father - of Henry, 5 letters
Son of Henry and father of Henry II, 5 letters
Subject of the book Disaster in Dearborn, 5 letters
The ___ is here to stay (ill-considered corporate pronouncement of 1957), 5 letters
The ___ Show: 1957 promotional TV special, 5 letters
The Bermuda station wagon, for one, 5 letters
The Mercury Comet was originally designed to be one, 5 letters
Unfortunate Ford model, 5 letters
Unpopular 1950s model, 5 letters
Unpopular vehicle in Leeds, 5 letters
Unsuccessful '50s Ford, 5 letters
Unsuccessful 1957 debut, 5 letters
Very unpopular model, 5 letters
Eponym of an old auto, 9 letters
His name wound up on a lemon, 9 letters
Owner of the first Lincoln Continental, 9 letters
Namesake's collection of flops?, 15 letters
Wheels purchased in England?, 12 letters
'50s cars that might have been called Pastelograms or Utopian Turtletops, 6 letters
'58-'60 cars named for Henry Ford's son, 6 letters
1950s Citations, e.g., 6 letters
1960's doo-wop group that was a one-hit wonder, with the, 6 letters
1960s doo-wop group with an automotive name, with the, 6 letters
Autos overhyped when introduced on E Day in 1957, 6 letters
Bombs produced in the 1950's, 6 letters
Cars introduced in '57, 6 letters
Cars known for backfiring?, 6 letters
Cars named after the boss' son, 6 letters
Cars with Teletouch transmission, 6 letters
Citation, Corsair, Pacer and Ranger, 6 letters
Collectible Ford cars, 6 letters
Collector's items from 1958, 6 letters
Corsair and Citation, for two, 6 letters
Corsair, Ranger and Citation, 6 letters
Corsair, Ranger and Pacer, 6 letters
Dealership duds of 1959, 6 letters
Defunct motor vehicles, 6 letters
DeSoto alternatives, 6 letters
Famed fifties flops, 6 letters
Fords of the fifties, 6 letters
Infamous Ford models, 6 letters
Lincolns' unpopular kin, 6 letters
Old Fords that flopped, 6 letters
Old Rangers with a Teletouch system, 6 letters
Rama Lama Ding Dong group, with the, 6 letters
Rama Lama Ding Dong singers with The, 6 letters
Ranger and Pacer, e.g., 6 letters
Ranger and Pacer, for two, 6 letters
Rangers and Citations, 6 letters
Rangers and Corsairs, 6 letters
Rangers of the '50s, 6 letters
Rangers, Pacers and Corsairs, 6 letters
Studebaker alternatives, 6 letters
The Ranger and the Corsair, 6 letters
The station wagons Bermuda, Roundup, and Villager, 6 letters
They had horse collar grilles, 6 letters
They had rolling dome speedometers, 6 letters
They were named after Henry's son, 6 letters
Three Precious Words singers, 6 letters
McMahon's diet, ostensibly?, 10 letters
Comic-strip artist Gus, 5 letters
Pele's first name (anagram of NODES), 5 letters
Pele's real first name, 5 letters
Richard who played the garage attendant in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, 5 letters
Big Beatles booster in America, 10 letters
Guy with a really big shew, 10 letters
He had The Beatles over, 10 letters
Introducer of Martin and Lewis to TV, 10 letters
Little Old New York columnist, 10 letters
Long-time variety show host, 10 letters
Subject of this puzzle, 10 letters
The Toast of the Town host, 10 letters