Loneliest Job in New York Tends to City’s Quiet Beat
Herbert McKinnon has held a nightly patrol post on the Park Avenue viaduct near Grand Central for 16 years. He drives the machinery of a vast city without ever sharing conversation with coworkers, while riders pass his lonely station. The 1928 clock incident left him with a wary calm as he keeps vigil amid rushing traffic.
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Rich Kids Enter Dance Scene With Family Fortunes
New York chronicled the rise of youth in show business and business via Roger Wolfe Kahn and Walter Chrysler Jr. Both scions lead bands and clubs while pursuing creative and entrepreneurial paths. Chrysler Jr. also helps run Cheshire House and prints classics.
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