Fixing the Ball Clock branded a thriving port and a

a thriving port and a popular summer destination for tourists

The Times wrote that Roosevelt's address to Americans was designed to stop business and political critics of the NRA and "to send that reshaken agency off to a flying start

The eatery sprang up during the Atomic Age

making him one of the most famous track and field athletes in history

The local pharmacists made all medications on the spot for ailing customers

Fixing the Ball Clock branded a thriving port and a"Time Out for Clock" read the headline of a New York Times article in January 1954 about the slowing of the hands on the four faced "Golden Clock" in Grand Central Terminal. The clock, above the information booth in the middle of Grand Central's main concourse, was losing a minute or two per day and had to be corrected hourly. Its removal for repairs marked "the first interruption to the bronze clock's ticking in the 21,500,000 minutes, more or less,