Modest Ranch House Design Lets Size Show
Architect Samuel Paul designs H-88 a 1474 square foot home that looks larger inside and out with open plan living. Key features include a foyer integrated with the living room, a separate master bath, a rear access water closet, and a large kitchen dining family space with no interior walls. A wide rear patio, two car garage, stone veneer exterior, arched front portico, and full basement plans complete the design.
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Andy Lang
Samuel Paul
Baby blueprint order under design H-88 inquiry
Customer submits 50 cents plus 3 cents sales tax for a baby blueprint on design H-88. Printed name line requested for receipt.
Pusic Forum Readers Voice Questions of the Day
The Decatur Daily invites readers to submit letters on current questions. Names may be withheld from publication but sender details must reach the editor. Manuscripts will not be returned.
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Decatur Daily
Public Forum letter on Viet Nam attitude
Elizabeth B. Kenney urges readers to reprint William S. White’s essay A Profound Sadness to show why Americans support the Vietnam effort. She defends strong American resolve and compares the stance to helping a smaller neighbor defend itself. The letter appears in Decatur Alabama after a June 16 forum discussion.
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Ferry St. NE
Decatur
Ala
Public Forum
Viet Nam
Decatur Daily
William S. White
Buby
Elizabeth B. Kenney
Russell M. Kenney
Decatur Board approves quitclaim of city property
Ordinance NO 1464 authorizes Mayor J Gilmer Blackburn to execute a quitclaim deed to Dorothy M Green and Jeanette M Meadows for a parcel formerly used as a city jail. The action, with attestation by City Clerk Joe Pettey, declares the land unnecessary for public use and notes tax liens and current taxes.
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Board of Commissioners
City of
Decatur
Alabama
H. A. Skeggs
Thomas E. Pride
Morgan County
Dorothy M. Green
Jeanette M. Meadows
J. Gilmer Blackburn
Joe Pettey
Oak Street
Wilson Street
Lot 28
Grounds At Cemetery Are Cleaned
Oak View Memorial Gardens near Decatur shows a facelift with lawns mowed and trash cleared after neglect. State National Bank trustee says upkeep continues as long as the perpetual care fund earns income this year. George Hean of Roselawn confirms seven graves moved last week to Roselawn sites upon owner request.
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Oak View Memorial Gardens
Decatur
John A. Bostwick Jr
The
State National Bank
Oak View
Bostwick
George Hean
Roselawn Cemetery
Linkletter revives Talent Scouts as Hollywood Talent
AP reports Art Linkletter shifts CBS Talent Scouts to Hollywood retitled Hollywood Talent Scouts. He aims an evening show built on real human interest, mixing young professionals with stars, as a summer experiment potentially expanding his daytime Houseparty format.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Art Linkletter
CBS
Linkletter
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
All A and P Stores To Stay Open In Birmingham
A&P vice president for Alabama P A Smith said the new Westgate Shopping Center supermarket will operate in addition to the Johnston Street and 6th Avenue stores. Construction to begin immediately with completion expected in early fall.
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Birmingham
A&p
Westgate
Decatur
P. A. Smith
Alabama
Johnston, St
6Th Ave
Moulton Rd
13Th St
Gateway Realty Co
Smith
Roselawn Prepares Transfers to Satisfy Oak View Requests
Officials explain that transferring lots to Oak View continues while owners ask for changes. The policy aims to reduce a perceived loss to Roselawn though it relies on ongoing owner requests for lot transfers.
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Roselawn
Oak View
Key Economic Indicators Signal U S Business Turn
Sylvia Porter analyzes 26 Bureau of Economic Research indicators, 12 leading, 9 coincident, 5 lagging, to gauge the US expansion. As of June 22 1965 several leading signs are uncertain while coincident indicators rise, suggesting growth continues but inflation risks loom.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
Washington
Nyc
City Clerk Notice Fragment From June 15 1965
Fragment shows a city clerk signature line reading this 15th day of June 1965 Joe tey City Clerk with unclear surrounding context. May indicate a formal closing date or filing stamp from a municipal notice.
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Joe Tey
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