Ranch Bonus-Rumpus Area Over Garage
The House Of The Week presents a ranch with a twist a large bonus area for living without long hallways. A stone-faced fireplace, a two-patio design, and an expansive family kitchen with an island range and grill create an informal heart of the home. The plan includes three bedrooms two and a half baths a foyer a laundry and a two car garage with flexible garage-door placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lang
Sam
Paul
Samuel Paul
How to lay resilient floor tiles with proper adhesive and technique
A guide notes that adhesive choice varies by tile type and warns against premature walking on new floors. It explains resting times, spreading technique, and aligning each tile squarely, stressing that larger rooms take longer but require the same process as smaller areas.
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P.O
Jamaica
N.Y
Crewsifal
House window advice and paint tips from reader inquiry
A reader asks about matching trim color when installing new windows and shutters in an old wooden house. The answer notes some homes have overly proportioned windows and that painting the trim the same color as the house creates a subtler look, with advice on proper adhesive use and a serrated spreader. It also mentions Andy Lang booklets on home painting and finishing for more guidance.
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Andy Lang
Jvunl
Wuen Twe Snutters
J Andy Lang
Deja Jong
Know- Tron
P. O
Jamaica
N.Y
Doomsday-Proof Junction Station Planned in Virginia
Richmond AP report states AT T plans a doomsday-proof junction station in Chesterfield County as part of a Miami to Boston underground cable. The site near Moseley on the Chesterfield Powhatan line will be one of three 1.5 mile cable joints. Floors and ceilings of two-foot reinforced concrete will house blast valves filtering devices emergency generators and a three week food reserve. Shelters are to withstand natural and man-made disasters including floods hurricanes tornadoes and nuclear blasts. Completion is planned for 1967.
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Richmond
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chesterfield County
Moseley
Former Mayor Sentenced For Perjury in Oklahoma City
Uf-O. A. Cargill Sr., once mayor and gubernatorial candidate, is sentenced to five years in prison for perjury. Convicted after a 13 day trial of lying to a federal grand jury about bribes to Oklahoma Supreme Court members and denying financial dealings with any justices. He faces concurrent five year terms and a $1,000 fine on each of three counts.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
O. A. Cargill Sr
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Cargill
Supreme Court
Follow These Tips To Avoid Accidents When Painting
Practical safety guidance for DIY house painters. Emphasizes ladder checks for rot cracks and age, proper placement away from walls, stable footing on firm ground, avoiding painted ladders, and avoiding windy conditions. Includes ascent and descent rules, reach limits, nest checks, and door precautions to prevent falls and injuries.
Bodies Of Two Flood Victims Are Recovered
In Sanderson Texas the bodies of two children Mario Falcon and Jose Falcon, missing since the June 11 flood, were found. They were the last two of a family of five wiped out. The discovery brings total recoveries to 24 with two still missing. Mario was found near a roadside park on US 96 seven miles south of Sanderson. Jose was found southeast of Dryden in the same area.
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Sanderson
Tex
Mario Falcon
Jose Falcon
Texas
Mario
U.S. 96
Dryden
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Reidsville
Yanceyrille
Chatham
Gretne
Altavists
Timber Truss Co. of
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Boston Rd
Wwe
Mary
Carol
New York
Mary! Martin
Carol Channing
London
Miss Martin
Drury Lane
Miss Channing
Far East
MR. Fix
Ak Retah
Pepe Ae
Sal
Stewart Thompson
Lewis
Blank Tobageoland
Gene
North Main and
Keen Sts
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Optometrist
Kingoff’s Cor
Main & Union
Dallas
Brockland Estates
Mahan Farm
Shady Grove
Dream
T. H. Gough
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