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Caption A blue and green globe set at the base of a seven-foot, orange-colored cardboard number one were the symbols used by the Glenview, Illinois, community to represent the theme, "One United World," in their Fourth of July float. The entire community participated in the inexpensive ($60) construction of the float, which was transported in the parade on a Vega station wagon loaned by a local distributor. Construction materials included cardboard, chicken wire, paper pompons, paint, and a bit of wood. The float, one of 70 entries, won second prize in the church division.
Source The American Bahá’í. Volume 5, Issue 11. Pg 11. View as PDF.

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