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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1958
Page
27
The Rev. White Frost on Brickwork. Barr, a Yale Divinity School professor, opens a four lecture Lent series tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Church of Christ Congregational Milford The first talk is Deliverance From Guilt Are You Guilty All Hell.
March Reader's Digest presents practical answers to why couples are anxious and hidden worries persist. The feature argues many manuals miss essential emotional details and urges readers to seek guidance from a distinguished authority for a happier marriage.
The article explains efflorescence from salts brought to the surface by moisture. For new walls wash away with rain or scrub. for persistent cases use an acid wash of one part muriatic acid to ten parts water with protection, then rinse thoroughly. Identify and fix water ingress to prevent recurrence.
Massachusetts plans to harvest one million green carnations for St Patrick’s Day on March 17. Flowers will be dyed green as some varieties do not produce vivid enough green color to meet demand.
Patsy Carretta, 69, a labor representative for the Carrier’s Union of Greenwich, was killed when a car he rode in struck a tree on Glenville Street. His passenger, Thomas De Grippo, 28, was injured. The incident involved a truck veering across the center line as it approached from Tar.
A Denver dispatch references the eye of the storm as a calm center of a hurricane. The piece mentions the Mills to Baltimore route and quotes a Denver IRS note about not keeping to oneself. It also notes Gen. John Charles Fremont as the first Republican presidential nominee known as the Pathfinder.
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