Megalopolis Foretold From Boston To Washington
Central Press reports urban development expert Prof. Jean Gottman predicts a vast megacity along the eastern seaboard from Boston to Washington, a 400 mile urban belt housing more than thirty million. The piece cites growing metro zones around New York and Chicago, a shift away from rural living, and the SMA concept with projected postwar expansion by 2050.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Johnson
Central Press
Cincinnati
Megalopolis
New York
Philadephia
New York City
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Godman
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Paul
Donald J. Bague
University of Chicago
Gottman
Bogue
U.S
United States
London
Institute of Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
University of Paris
Wang
Rome
Amsterdam
Naples
Paris
John A. Wilson
B.C
Egypt
Claing
Tha-Khaldin
Baker Brownell
Southern Timois University
St. Louis
Sioux City
Sixteen Foreign Students Enter US Colleges
Sixteen graduate students from 14 Latin American countries will study in U S colleges and universities this fall under Pan American World Airways fellowships. The program, in its 18th year, has aided 281 Latin Americans since 1987, with 82 colleges in 36 states plus D C hosting participants. NYU attracts 35 students for the Institute of Inter-American Law, while 52 more study elsewhere in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Pan American World Airways
Americas
District of Columbia
Institute of Inter-American Law
New York University
Buenos Aires
Institute of International Education
Banks open with Hardwick in line
Quotes from 26 year old Hardwick who plans to be first in line at the bank Monday. Wardwick hides $800 won at a race amid a bar celebration as two bandits grab $90 but return the billfold. In San Juan Capistrano a water disruption blamed on two kissing birds ends with a fatal, sudden line fault. Compton reports Mrs Fischers husband raises a flag announcing It’s a Boy as a new baby arrives and a chemical conversion note mentions varied products from woe waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Wardwick
Gyo
San Juan Capistrano
Nofig Familarn
San Juan Water Co
Peacetime heroism earns army honors for volunteers
In the peacetime Army 1 108 009 soldiers still face danger and heroism earns medals. Since Korea's end 13 Soldiers Medals have been awarded along with commendations for 9 304 Army men and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Examples include Corporal Robert L Hopkins of Sardis Ohio who saved paratroopers, and Chaplain Major Edward A Curran of Philadelphia who persuaded a soldier to descend from a smokestack. Both actions reflect voluntary bravery beyond combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther van W. Tuiee
CP Association
Washington
Korea
Jesger
Fbbon
Pentagon
Corp
Robert L. Hopkins
Sardis
Bidding Is Brisk For Grads Of Texas AGM College
Texas A and M College reports 2,500 referrals and 4,400 student interviews as 1,175 employers sought graduates. About half of 1984-55 interviews came from firms outside Texas, with 28 states and DC represented. Heavy bidders included oil, chemical, aircraft industries. starting salaries rose slightly in line with major oil company raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grads of Texas Agm College
College Station
Texas A and M College
Texas
District of Columbia
New York
New Jersey
Texas A and M
California
Fugitive Captured After Tire Blows Out Near New Albany
NEW ALBANY Ind UP a parole violator from Kentucky was captured near here after his car blew a tire during a high speed chase. William C Winn 32 of New Salisbury Ind surrendered meekly when the auto ran off the road following the blowout authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Kentucky
Here
William C. Winn
New Salisbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Worlkt
Shanghai
Tokyo
Greater Tokyo
Moscow
Greater London
Berlin
Leningrad
Mexico City
J. A. Younger
Department of Arciculture
Department of Agriculture
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Paul-Minneapps-Milwaukes
PN Iade
Tedh
Tax
Bassett Tertiy
Froehner
Texas Ave
Compton
Calif
Elain Fischer
Hal
Fugitive
Tire
Tom Conder
Oldsmobile
DIAL
SEARS
Savelle
Sava
Eee Fa
Baytown, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!