Foreign curia containing gold (5), 2 letters
Like the pope's church: abbr., 2 letters
___ Building (former name of an NYC skyscraper), 3 letters
___ Building, onetime part of Rockefeller Center, 3 letters
___ Dome (Colts' longtime home), 3 letters
___ Dome (former Colts stadium), 3 letters
___ Dome (home of the Indianapolis Colts until 2008), 3 letters
___ Dome (site of the 2006 March Madness Final Four), 3 letters
___ Dome (where the Indianapolis Colts play), 3 letters
___ Dome, home of the Indianapolis Colts, 3 letters
___ Dome, Indianapolis, 3 letters
___ Gold Seal (classical music record label), 3 letters
___ Red Seal (classical music label), 3 letters
___ Victor (His Master's Voice company), 3 letters
___ Victor (big name in old recordings), 3 letters
___ Victor (early broadcaster), 3 letters
___ Victor (recording company), 3 letters
'His Master's Voice' co., 3 letters
'The most trusted name in electronics' sloganeer, 3 letters
Heartbreak Hotel label, 3 letters
His Master's Voice brand, 3 letters
His Master's Voice company, 3 letters
His Master's Voice initials, 3 letters
His Master's Voice label, 3 letters
His Master's Voice org., 3 letters
His Master's Voice record label, 3 letters
His Master's Voice sloganeer, 3 letters
Red Seal record co., 3 letters
The most trusted name in electronics sloganeer, once, 3 letters
1986 General Electric acquisition, 3 letters
45 r.p.m. introducer, 3 letters
Admiral competitor, once, 3 letters
Alternative to JVC or Panasonic, 3 letters
Alternative to JVC or Panasonic, once, 3 letters
Alternative to Magnavox, 3 letters
Alternative to Sony or JVC, 3 letters
Alternative to Zenith or JVC, 3 letters
American Marconi acquirer, 3 letters
Amp connector named for the company that invented it, 3 letters
Audio equipment pioneer, 3 letters
Avril Lavigne's record label, 3 letters
Big name in electronics, 3 letters
Big name in phonographs, 3 letters
Big name in plasmas, 3 letters
Big name in screens, 3 letters
Biggie in the CD biz, 3 letters
Bing Crosby's label, 3 letters
Brand of TV's and VCR's, 3 letters
Brief description of one walking backwards (5), 3 letters
Broadcast letters of old, 3 letters
Cable modem producer, 3 letters
Car videodisc maker, 3 letters
Certain label (Abbr.), 3 letters
Chris Daughtry's label, 3 letters
Christina Aguilera's label, 3 letters
Co. first owned by GE, 3 letters
Co. headed by David Sarnoff from 1930 to 1971, 3 letters
Co. in The Farnsworth Invention, 3 letters
Co. led by David Sarnoff until 1970, 3 letters
Co. led for decades by David Sarnoff, 3 letters
Co. that formed NBC, 3 letters
Co. that invented the CD, 3 letters
Co. whose mascot is Nipper, 3 letters
Co. with a dog listening to a phonograph, 3 letters
Co. with a Victrola logo, 3 letters
Co. with Nipper as its mascot, 3 letters
Co. with two fox terriers, 3 letters
Color TV introducer, 3 letters
Columbia competitor, 3 letters
Como's record label, 3 letters
Compact-disc inventor, 3 letters
Company originally formed by GE, 3 letters
Company spawned by GE, 3 letters
Company that developed TV's Indian Head Test Pattern, 3 letters
Company that founded NBC, 3 letters
Company that introduced 45-RPM records, 3 letters
Company that introduced color TV, 3 letters
Company that introduced TV at the 1939 World's Fair, 3 letters
Company that made Photophones, 3 letters
Company that made Victrolas, 3 letters
Company that pioneered color TV, 3 letters
Company whose mascot is Nipper, 3 letters
Company with a dog in its logo, 3 letters
Company with a dog logo, 3 letters
Competitor of Panasonic, Sony and JVC, 3 letters
Consumer electronics brand, 3 letters
Dave Matthews Band label, 3 letters
David Sarnoff was its president it for 40 years, 3 letters
David Sarnoff was once its general manager, 3 letters
David Sarnoff's co., 3 letters
David Sarnoff's command, once, 3 letters
David Sarnoff's company, 3 letters
David Sarnoff's org., 3 letters
Dinah Shore's label, 3 letters
Dolly Parton's record label, 3 letters
DVD player maker, once, 3 letters
Early broadcasting co., 3 letters
Early broadcasting inits., 3 letters
Early media pioneer, 3 letters
Electronics big shot, 3 letters
Electronics brand letters, 3 letters
Elvis Presley's label, 3 letters
Elvis Presley's longtime label, 3 letters
Elvis recorded for them, 3 letters
Elvis' record label, 3 letters
Elvis's long-time label, 3 letters
Elvis's recording co., 3 letters
Famous record company, 3 letters
First 45 maker, briefly, 3 letters
First American color TV maker, 3 letters
First color TV maker in the U.S., 3 letters
First U.S. color TV maker, 3 letters
Foo Fighters's record label, 3 letters
For whom Elvis recorded, 3 letters
Former electronics giant, 3 letters
Former N.Y.C. skyline letters, 3 letters
Former N.Y.C. skyline sign, 3 letters
Former owner of Random House, 3 letters
G.E. bought it in 1986, 3 letters
GE acquisition in 1986, 3 letters
GE acquisition of '86, 3 letters
GE purchase of the '80s, 3 letters
Home entertainment company, 3 letters
Home entertainment industry giant, 3 letters
Indianapolis dome demolished in 2008, 3 letters
Indianapolis' ___ Dome, 3 letters
Initials for Nipper, 3 letters
Initials on a record label, 3 letters
It bought Random House in 1965, 3 letters
It merged with GE in 1986, 3 letters
It merged with Victor, 3 letters
It once billed itself The most trusted name in television, 3 letters
It pressed for Presley, 3 letters
Its ads feature Nipper and Chipper, 3 letters
Its logo is a dog listening to a Victrola, 3 letters
Its mascot is Nipper, 3 letters
Its motto is Changing Entertainment. Again., 3 letters
Its slogan was once We'll open your eyes, 3 letters
Kelly Clarkson record label, 3 letters
Kelly Clarkson's label, 3 letters
Label founded in 1901, 3 letters
Label that signed Elvis, 3 letters
Letters for Victor?, 3 letters
Letters formerly on the GE Building, 3 letters
Letters on some remotes, 3 letters
Letters on some TV's, 3 letters
Letters on some TVs and VCRs, 3 letters
Letters seen on TVs, 3 letters
Longtime Harry Belafonte label, 3 letters
Longtime record label, 3 letters
Magnavox alternative, 3 letters
Magnavox competitor, 3 letters
Major eight-track tape maker, 3 letters
Major electronics co., 3 letters
Maker of a car radio, 3 letters
Maker of DVD players, 3 letters
Maker of MP3 players, 3 letters
Maker of the L32HD31R television, 3 letters
Manufacturer of TVs with ColorTrak, 3 letters
Media co. founded in 1919, 3 letters
Media pioneer ___ Victor, 3 letters
Music industry initials, 3 letters
N.Y. skyline letters, 3 letters
Name in electronics, 3 letters
NBC's parent company, 3 letters
New York's former ___ Building, 3 letters
Nipper and Chipper's brand, 3 letters
Nipper and Chipper's co., 3 letters
Nipper appeared in its ad, 3 letters
Nipper appeared on its logo, 3 letters
Nipper is its mascot, 3 letters
Nipper the dog's co., 3 letters
Nipper the dog's company, 3 letters
Nipper was its logo, 3 letters
Nipper's real master, 3 letters
Old Philco competitor, 3 letters
One of Rockefeller Center's original tenants, 3 letters
One-time DVD player maker, 3 letters
One-time owner of NBC, 3 letters
Onetime Hertz owner, 3 letters
Hi, I'm Mike Bloomberg. I grew up watching ___ a TV conglo, 11 letters
NYC home to the Rainbow Room, 11 letters
Colts' home before Lucas Oil Stadium, 7 letters
Indianapolis sports arena, 7 letters
Lucas Oil Stadium replaced it, 7 letters
Battle of Britain grp., 4 letters
Canadian military grp., 4 letters
Military force until 1968, briefly, 4 letters
Military org. formed in Ontario in 1925, 4 letters
Military org. with the motto Per ardua ad astra, 4 letters
North Amer. WWII fliers, 4 letters
North-of-the-border fliers: Abbr., 4 letters
Northern fliers: Abbr., 4 letters
Ontario military initials, 4 letters
Org. involved in NORAD, 4 letters
Our neighbor's mil. fliers, 4 letters
Stereo component's plug, often (named for the company that invented it), 7 letters
Christina Aguilera's label, 10 letters
Alternatives to Sonys, 4 letters
Elvis records, label-wise, 4 letters
Many red-labeled LPs, 4 letters
Some antique radios, 4 letters
Some appliances or TVs, 4 letters
Some Circuit City selections, 4 letters
Some dishes on rooftops, 4 letters
Some dishes that don't go on the table, 4 letters
Some electronic devices, 4 letters
Some home theater systems, 4 letters
Some TV's and VCR's, 4 letters
Some VCRs, brand-wise, 4 letters
They were once The most trusted name in television, 4 letters
TVs that Nipper would endorse, 4 letters
Features of some home entertainment systems, 6 letters
Elvis Presley's label, 9 letters
Introducer of 45's in '49, 9 letters
Gimme an ___ and a Moonpie (Hillbilly hit by Big Bill Liston, circa 1950), 6 letters
Great taste since 1905 sloganeer, 6 letters
Great taste since 1905 soft drink, 6 letters
2000 Cadbury Schweppes acquisition, 6 letters
Beverage since 1905, 6 letters
Dr Pepper alternative, 6 letters
Drink once pitched by Nancy Sinatra, 6 letters
Official soft drink of Little League, 6 letters
Old Best by taste test sloganeer, 6 letters
Soda brand since 1905, 6 letters
Soda developed by Claude A. Hatcher, 6 letters
Soft drink first sold in 1905, 6 letters
Soft drink since 1905, 6 letters
*First soft drinks sold in cans, 7 letters
Alternatives to Cokes, 7 letters
Cott Beverages beverages, 7 letters
They're often served with MoonPies, 7 letters
Change, as a computer program, 3 letters
In possession of: abbr., 3 letters
Shipping-dept. stamps, 4 letters
Austrian royal title (8), 5 letters
Athena turned her into a spider (7), 4 letters
They're played in philharmonics, 15 letters
Absolutely dependable (4-5), 6 letters
Canadian law enforcement gp., 4 letters
Canadian troopers: Abbr., 4 letters
D. Do-Right's outfit, 4 letters
Dudle Do-Right's org., 4 letters
Dudley Do-right org., 4 letters
Dudley Do-Right's co., 4 letters
Dudley Do-Right's grp., 4 letters
Force whose motto is Maintiens le droit: Abbr., 4 letters
Forces on horses: Abbr., 4 letters
Its uniform includes a red serge tunic and a Stetson: Abbr., 4 letters
Law enforcement gp. based in Ottawa, 4 letters
Law N of the border, 4 letters
Lawmen N. of the border, 4 letters
Musical Ride group, for short, 4 letters
North of the border gendarmerie: Abbr., 4 letters
North-of-the-border law enforcement org., 4 letters
Noted law enforcement grp., 4 letters
Org. whose motto is Maintiens le droit, 4 letters
Org. whose officers are trained in Saskatchewan, 4 letters
Org. with a training academy in Regina, 4 letters
Ottawa-based enforcement gp., 4 letters
Ottawa-based law enforcement gp., 4 letters
Ottawa-based law gp., 4 letters
Patrol in the provinces, for short, 4 letters
Renfrew's org., in old radio, 4 letters
Sgt. Preston's crew, 4 letters
Sgt. Preston's group, 4 letters
Sgt. Preston's org., 4 letters
Sgt. Preston's outfit, 4 letters
Sgt. Renfrew's gp., in early radio, 4 letters
Stetson-wearing force: Abbr., 4 letters
The Mounties: Abbr., 4 letters
They wear a distinctive Red Serge uniform: abbr., 4 letters
Yukon enforcement gp., 4 letters
Yukon's only law enforcers: Abbr., 4 letters
Evidence for Sgt. Preston?, 7 letters
Cable company inits., 3 letters
Cadbury Schweppes brand, 5 letters
Cook's collection (7), 4 letters
Bill paid paper: Abbr., 4 letters
Gift exchange requirement: Abbr., 4 letters
Proof of purchase (abbr.), 4 letters
Refund need (Abbr.), 4 letters
Return request: Abbr., 4 letters
Sales slips (Abbr.), 5 letters
Shoppers' savings?: Abbr., 5 letters
Taxpayer's shoeboxful? (abbr.), 5 letters
Railroad transporting one snake (5), 3 letters
Almost an Audie Murphy movie?, 13 letters
Keep on Truckin' artist, 6 letters
Keep on Truckin' cartoonist, 6 letters
The Book of Mr. Natural cartoonist, 6 letters
Cartoonist who created Mr. Natural, 6 letters
Creator of Fritz the Cat, 6 letters
Fritz the Cat illustrator, 6 letters
Fritz the Cat's creator, 6 letters
Legendary comics artist whose adaptation of the Book of Genesis was released in 2009, 6 letters
Subject of a Terry Zwigoff documentary, 6 letters
Alternatives to Pepsis, 3 letters
Kick and Zero colas, 3 letters
Pops in the fridge?, 3 letters
Some colas, familiarly, 3 letters
Some driverless cars, for short, 3 letters
Still I ___: Angelou, 4 letters
Gift return need: abbr., 3 letters
Auditorium for solo musical performances, 7 letters
Having only straight lines (11), 6 letters
6,194 conscripts: Abbr., 4 letters
Business records: Abbr., 4 letters
IRS auditor's requests, 4 letters
Itemizer's items: abbr., 4 letters
Military newcomers: abbr., 4 letters
Proofs of purchase: Abbr., 4 letters
They're brought to a C.P.A., 4 letters