Red Cross drives March observance and bronze skyscraper
The issue highlights March as Red Cross month with calls to contribute to relief efforts, stressing the charity's readiness in disasters and civic duty. It also reports plans for a bronze exterior skyscraper in New York, noting bronze use on an entire building with glass accents and pinkish gray tint.
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Red Cross
Parkademic
New York
Glass Weill
How Smart Are You Test From Classified Page
A reader quiz asks seven current events questions from a classified page. Topics include auto industry model timing, Dr Carmichael’s university presidency, James Roosevelt’s presidential lean, highway costs per mile, next country for Khrushchev and Bulganin’s visit, and the University of Alabama claim.
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Oliver Cromwell Carmichael
Southern University
James Roosevelt
P.D
Stevenson
Kefauver
Harriman
Hasn
Hthrushchev and Bulganin
Russia
Italy
Great Britain
Mexico
France
U. S
University of Alabama
Woolworth eyes Corry for larger store site
Yesterday's memories recount F W Woolworth Company representatives visiting Corry for three days reviewing North Center street properties as part of plans for a larger store. The city accepted a firemen's offer to buy a new pumper truck and turn it over to the municipality, while Corry Beavers were eliminated from Northern Division title contention after a 34 27 loss to Millcreek on the Junior High floor.
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F. W. ‘Woolworth Company
Corry
North Center Street
Beavers
Millcreek
East Washington Street
City Engineer Nevin R Dickson Re elected 1916
City Commission re elected Nevin R Dickson as city engineer a post he has held since October 1900. Ordinances to pave West Main street passed on first and second readings. Mayor Patterson and city solicitor named to meet state officials about a new sewage plant.
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Nevin R. Dickson
Pavi ‘Ng
West Main Street
Lilly Sprinisdaners
Patterson
What have you done with Jesus in Lent meditation
The message reflects Pilate's faltering choice between right and wrong, highlighting the trial of Jesus as unlawful under Jewish law. It cites Sanhedrin procedures, witnesses, and the crowd’s choice of Barabbas over Jesus, urging personal accountability to God for one’s response to Jesus.
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Pilate
Jess
Jesus
Annas
Barabbas
Christ
God
Ial
America
U.S
Canada
Hawaii
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