Word: coast-to-coast
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...topped Alleghenies have been the chief obstacle to a direct air passenger service between New York and Chicago. Last week National Air Transport, doubtless spurred by the opening of Transcontinental & Western Air's coast-to-coast line (TIME, Nov. 3), announced passenger service to begin Dec. 1 over its radio-marked mail route from New York via Cleveland and Toledo to Chicago. In trimotored Fords, streamlined and otherwise "cleaned-up" to cruise at 125 m.p.h., passengers and mail will make the westward flight in eight hours. Boosted along by prevailing winds, the eastbound planes should take only...
...21?First concert in Ignace Jan Paderewski's coast-to-coast tour; at Syracuse...
...beat him that day on a sodden track at-Saratoga. Someone had had a hunch about Jim Dandy, someone had guessed what he could do, for his owner, young Chaffee Earl, had pointed him all season for the Travers, had hitched his luxurious horsecar to the end of a coast-to-coast express so that he would receive every comfort. Few believe that Jim Dandy would stand much show with Gallant Fox day in & day out. Some have compared him to Man o' War, but with Man o' War's racing shadow, as it falls across the record...
...Manhattan last week, to begin their coast-to-coast search for Red material, went Congressman Hamilton Fish and his special House committee (TIME, June...
Last week Pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski cabled Manager George Engles of Manhattan that he would definitely return to the U. S. next autumn, make his seventeenth U. S. tour, postponed this year on account of an appendectomy (TIME, Dec. 2). Pianist Paderewski has accepted, despite his 69 years, a coast-to-coast tour involving some 75 concerts. The only dispensation he asked: "a mild winter...