Word: traffics
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...York City, 350 police took over from State Troopers. Behind 15 motorcycle policemen and a dozen cars filled with detectives in constant touch by radio with police headquarters, the President drove to his town house on East 65th Street through streets which had been cleared of all traffic for half an hour before his arrival. Although it was dinner hour on a rainy night, the city's heavy traffic was again disrupted in order to drive him from his town house down a deserted Fifth Avenue to Masonic Hall on West 23rd Street. Late at night, after seeing...
...City all over again. Speaking no English, he strode up & down with a box of colored chalks before enormous sheets of thin paper on which he scribbled skyscrapers on stilts, trees, frogs, elevated roadways, blue clouds, orange suns. The secret of Radiant City seemed to be to limit motor traffic to elevated roadways, put all buildings on stilts with playgrounds and footpaths underneath, roof gardens above...
...Traffic Problems Among the Stars" will be the subject of a talk to be given tonight at the first "Open Night" at the Observatory...
...United Air Line's energetic traffic department, TIME presents Prospect Berger...
Johannes J. Poortman, of Watertown, Philosophy; Charles A. Knehr, of New York City, Educational Psychology; Thomas J. Bardzil, of Homestead, Pennsylvania, Street Traffic Research; Howard M. Graff, New Canaan, Connecticut, Street Traffic Research; Walter C. Langer, of Cambridge, Psychology; Enrique Savine, of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Epidemiology; Albert E. Rauh, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Anatomy; Paul B. Cassaday, of Alliance, Ohio, Medicine; Friedrich W. Klemperer, of Freiburg, Germany, Biological Chemistry; Georges J. P. Hornus, of Paris, France, Bacteriology; James G. M. Hamilton, Edinburgh, Scotland, Medicine; Francis J. C. Herrald, of Edinburgh, Scotland, Medicine; Michel Pijoan, of Boston, Medicine; David Weinman...