Word: 44th
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...late, however. Commodore Kennedy had departed for the telegrapher's desk to submit his report to the home moorings on 44th...
...cubbyhole office in Manhattan last week came news of the biggest deal in theatrical real estate since the purchase of land for the Radio City Music Hall. The deal: Shubert Brothers had bought the plot between Manhattan's 44th and 45th Streets-just west of Times Square-on which sit four of the busiest Broadway theaters (the Shubert, Broadhurst, Booth and Plymouth...
...couple of months ago, Gus read in the official Gazette about the postmasters' 44th annual convention in New York. Gus wrote to New York's Postmaster Albert Goldman, asking him to reserve him "one single room and bed for one person." Gus added: "I will let you choose my hotel, for I must be in company with other postmasters so that I may not get lost. I have never been in a large city...
...Times no longer lives on Times Square (but still flashes its headlines to crowds there, from a traveling sign that girdles its old wedge-shaped building). Its present home is half a block away on West 43rd Street, with a new eleven-story annex that breaks through to 44th. This week it will open a fancy information center, where readers may pore over bound volumes and Microfilm editions of the Times that go back...
Harvard Club of New York City (Club Building, 27 West 44th Street--initiation fee): Volney F. Righter '26, 17 East 42nd Street, New York...