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...from Newark to San Francisco via Cleveland, Chicago, Omaha, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City. Other major routes flown by United and for which new contracts are to be let include the West Coast run from Seattle to San Diego, the Salt Lake City-Spokane "feeder" line and an important route from Chicago to Fort Worth via Kansas City. Only old United route not to get a new con tract is the Tulsa-Watertown feeder line...
...Post Office Department. The mail did go through, in 148 ships whose machine guns and bomb-racks had been yanked out so they could carry letter sacks in their bellies. To begin with, the Army dropped 16,000 of the 27,000 route miles previously privately flown. Some feeder services were abandoned: Twin Cities-Chicago, Los Angeles-Portland, New Orleans-Chicago, Buffalo-New York. On the New York-San Francisco run, the Army maintained one day service with a slightly later morning delivery. In many cases private fields had been turned over to the Army by the operators whose contracts...
...Work was to be started on projects which would have social value, which could be completed in two months. (At the start CWA only had funds to last to Feb. 15.) Building feeder roads in the country (not main highways), widening and repaving streets in cities were the chief jobs. About 1,200,000 CWA employes now work on such projects. Other projects: repairing and decorating schoolhouses and public buildings, improving public parks by building paths, control of pests (malaria, cattle ticks, etc.), building sewers and improving sanitation ditches...
...When comedians remembered and used his quips, he decided to use them himself, toured in vaudeville with a partner named Moran who died of pneumonia. He ran a trunk factory in Cleveland, returned to the stage with Comedian George Searcy who called himself Moran and was Mack's "feeder" in half a dozen Broadway shows and in the famed "Two Black Crows." Died. Paul Kochanski, 46, violinist; of abdominal disorders; in Manhattan. Born in Warsaw, he made a début at 11, another in London at 19, joined the Warsaw Conservatory faculty at 21, succeeded Leopold Auer...
...speed up road building for which $400,000,000 has been set aside, the Bureau of Public Roads cut an unprecedented amount of red tape. It announced that from now until Jan. 1 any State could begin secondary (feeder) road construction with the assurance of 100% Federal aid. No plans need be filed at Washington so long as the State highway department had plans ready the day construction was begun...