Our fair city
By: edited by Robert S. Allen ...
Publisher: The Vanguard Press, Inc.
Published: 1947
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 387
Subjects: Municipal government -- United States; Cities and towns -- United States
Table of contents: title: Boston: study in inertia, by L.M. Lyons.; title: New York: "greatest city in the world," by Paul Crowell and A.H. Raskin.; title: Philadelphia: where patience is a vice, by T.P. O'Neil.; title: Miami: heaven or honky-tonk? By Henning Heldt.; title: Birmingham: steel giant with a glass jaw, by Irving Beiman.; title: Cleveland: study in political paradoxes, by R.L. Maher.; title: Detroit: city of conflict, by Leo Donovan.; title: Chicago: unfinished anomaly, by W.H. Pierce.; title: Milwaukee: Old Lady Thrift, by R.S. Davis.; title: Memphis: satrapy of a benevolent despot, by G.M. Capers.; title: St. Louis: boundary-bound, by C.F. Hurd.; title: Kansas City: gateway to what? By W.G. Clugston.; title: Denver: civic schizophrenic, by Roscoe Fleming.; title: Butte: city with a "kick" in it, by J.K. Howard.; title: Seattle: slave and master, by R.L. Neuberger.; title: San Francisco: the beldam dozes, by Charles Raudebaugh.; title: Los Angeles: rainbow's end, by Maury Maverick and R.E.G. Harris.