Theodore Pratt Collection
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City Bids For Motel Trade
Type: Text
Year: 1960, 1960
Member of: Theodore Pratt Collection
Contributors: Pratt, Theodore, 1901-1969
Publisher: Florida Atlantic University Digital Library
Description: Article clipped from The New York Times
Full Text: --~SORTS THE NEW YORK Tl1Vrn5, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1960. CITY BIDS FOR MOTEI_J TRA.DE By THEODORE PRATT Visitor Finds New York tels. _The basic rate is $14 a Y wife and I are not day, smgle or double occupancy; like many present-day Is Catching Up With …
Article for anniversary issue of Variety
Type: Text
Year: 1960, 1960
Member of: Theodore Pratt Collection
Contributors: Pratt, Theodore, 1901-1969
Publisher: Florida Atlantic University Digital Library
Full Text: I Theodore Pratt Route 1, Box 818 Delray Beach, Florida For AnJiversary issue of VARIETY\ 1960:l ,\ By Theodore Pratt v ':Pfte Americanl,..,' %Ill:,r.i,i. book( L-, lla,s been the object of some haymakers landed on its jaw lately. First there was "Time's" …
On the Southeast Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1960, 1960
Member of: Theodore Pratt Collection
Contributors: Pratt, Theodore, 1901-1969
Publisher: Florida Atlantic University Digital Library
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Skyline Motor Inn
Type: Text
Year: 1960, 1960
Member of: Theodore Pratt Collection
Contributors: Pratt, Theodore, 1901-1969
Publisher: Florida Atlantic University Digital Library
Full Text: h odor • att R ute l, B x 818 D lray B ach Florida 1 1 J•iji wife flt1d I are not. 1n t1:1-e class of many p:r•esen+ • day a,,t. travell.rs w -0 hsv~ n~wer s~•yed at ah tel 1n their lives, kriow i ng only mo le . "'e1ng so eood1t1 ned. we felt eure- we …
The Vanished People
Type: Text
Year: 1960, 1960
Member of: Theodore Pratt Collection
Contributors: Pratt, Theodore, 1901-1969
Publisher: Florida Atlantic University Digital Library
Description: Original article manuscript; Article printed in Frontier Times
Full Text: They had a civilization unexcelled by any other Indian clan. Yet they could not survive. Why? By THEODORE PRATT A MONG THE GREATEST of unsolved mysteries of all time is why the prehistoric cliff dwellers and desert-living Hohokam Indians of the American …