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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
7
A guide from the National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association explains how to convert a basement into a bright living space using odorless quick drying latex and Portland cement paints. It covers surface prep, choosing quality paints, moisture and alkali considerations, and roofing the walls with exterior asphalt to keep moisture out.
City Savings Bank becomes the first in Massachusetts to open a branch inside Adams Supermarket on Williams Street. State Banking Commissioner John B. Hynes notes it’s the first such internal bank setup, though not encouraged. The compact 6 by 6 foot office serves two windows, one inside the store and one facing Williams Street, with hours adjusted to match store times.
McDonald's, famed for 15 cent burgers, has grown into a major real estate force owning or controlling about 45 million dollars in land and buildings. Starting with 1,000 dollars on April 27, 1956, it expanded to 320 units in 43 states and now houses operations with 880 square foot outlets grossing over 200 thousand dollars each.
The National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association urges painters to work in clear light so reflections on wet paint reveal spots needing coverage. Proper illumination helps ensure even coats on all surfaces.
The National Association of Home Builders urged Congress to empower FHA to fix serious defects in newly built homes or pay valid claims. Alan E. Brockbank testified that allowing FHA to act while property remains with owners would save funds and curb foreclosures, while criticizing a bond requirement as excessive. He noted industry support for improving home quality and reducing costs, while cautioning against overreach and noting bonding challenges.
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