Woolworth Building completes stunning fifty five stories
The Woolworth Building on Broadway and Park Place New York is finished at 910 feet tall incl tower and 780 feet to roof, surpassing earlier tallest structures. It uses 24,000 tons of steel and 17 million bricks with 80,000 bulbs and 28 elevators powering a two mile end-to-end ride.
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Convict Ship Success the Oldest Afloat Visits America
The old British prison ship Success built in 1790, once a convict transport, now a floating museum in New York harbor, draws visitors as a stark reminder of prison hulks. Its 185-foot teak hull, 589-tonnage, and cells like black holes are shown to illustrate brutal treatment in the era.
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Pickers Urged to File Names for Local Harvest Work
Kennewick district fruit growers call for home residents or nearby families to sign up as pickers for strawberry harvest. Those in Kennewick not yet engaged should file their names at the office by letter phone or in person. J B Officer manager contact 1621. A G Kamm Yakima division O W R N was in Kennewick Monday on company business.
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