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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1952
Page
6
A long column surveys residential fencing choices from iron, stone, wood, and wire. It weighs wrought iron as elegant and permanent, masonry fences as timeless, and wood fences as common with practical posts. Details on post setting, board types, and maintenance follow, alongside a brief unrelated note on sports spending in New York and a housing description for THE CHARLES.
An at home project idea shows a three foot tall lighted bookshelf with fluorescent lamps hidden in shelves and an etched glass top highlighted by under lighting. General Electric suggests ready wired channels mounted along a back edge and lighting the first shelf with a second lamp beneath the glass.
Oxy polygelatin an emergency substitute for blood plasma is being manufactured for experimental use. Linus Pauling, co developer, says chemical and clinical investigations support its use as an inexpensive plasma extender. Developed during World War II and resumed after Korea, it can be manufactured and stockpiled in large quantities. It is not meant to replace whole blood or plasma but to supplement supplies in emergencies.
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In Washington NAHB argues longer life expectancy boosts housing demand. Government data show rising 65 plus population, with 1975 projected at 21 million aged 65+, one in nine of 190 million. NAHB says people will buy homes earlier to retire debt free, living longer with less worry. Robert Moses hints large-scale federal housing may end, prompting clashes with admin supporters who defend public housing for low income groups. John P. Holland built the first modern submarine in 1898.
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