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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1950
Page
7
James Marlo discusses potential new presidential powers to regulate credit and repayment terms. He recalls Regulation W from World War II which allowed forced full payment within 24 months and specified down payments on autos and appliances, noting that regulation ended in June 1949.
The Alabama Planning Board launches a service to inform state firms about federal purchasing needs. It lists Alabama manufacturers, directs who to contact for bids, and provides bid forms. Directors say many small bidders find federal bids tedious but manageable after one attempt.
The design features include cabinet storage in kitchen and hall closets in bedrooms. Kitchen has corner sink under a triple window, large dining space, and two outside wall cabinets. Bedrooms contain wardrobe closets with above storage, plus linen and coat closets. future bedroom possible by extending the hall. Exterior uses wide siding and a low pitched broken gable roof with asphalt shingles. Size 42 by 27 feet, 1034 square feet, 13299 cubic feet. For information contact The Adams at the Small House Planning Bureau in St. Cloud Minnesota.
Visiting minister Tom Byrne presided at the Presbyterian Church and officiated at the christening of Edward, son of Colonel and Mrs. W. S. Gilchrist. Local society reports note a Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Price Terry's home with gifts to Ada Fincher, Riley Moore, and Elmer Marion. Private Charles G. Terry underwent surgery at Brooks General Hospital, Fort Sam Houston, with cards welcomed.
Mrs R H Tweedy Jr Mrs James Blythe Mrs Frank Coburn and Mrs Daniel Gilchrist Jr were luncheon guests of Mrs W H Marsh last week.
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