Name/Title
"THE MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE," JUNE 1926Entry/Object ID
2004.213.1.1Description
Color: Black; White
"The Municipal Employee," June 1926, issued by the City of Los Angeles. The issue's front cover has the title and city logo at the top, the motto "SERVICE - EFFICIENCY - CO-OPERATION" just below a thick horizontal black line, and an image of a classical woman holding a torch and opening a book highlighting past, present, and future engineering with a caption echoing these sentiments. In a black-line bordered box at the right is the issue date and a note that the issue was a special edition devoted to city engineers. Contents include items on increased pay, progress of the city engineer's association, the engineer in war, field men and underpayment, the engineer association's banquet, collective bargaining, the Civic Center Club of city and county employees, the athletic association of city engineers, and news from various city departments, among others. There are photographs and tables as illustrations. There are also many advertisements in the issue, which is in good condition with creases, cover soiling, page yellowing, a center fold, losses to the bottom right of the back cover, stains, staple tarnish, and some edge tears.Lexicon
Search Terms
Three-dimensional, Magazines (Periodicals), City of Los Angeles, Municipal officials and employees--Los Angeles (Calif.), Engineers--Los Angeles (Calif.)Legacy Lexicon
Object Name
Magazines (Periodicals)
