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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1962
Page
33
Storage advice on discarding unused items and organizing sheds and cellars for winter. Tips include weed out broken or cheap items, wrap metal objects, store cushions off damp floors, use shelves for small items, inventory for sale or donation, and consider converting extra space into storage rooms as a solution.
A reader suggests driftwood displays from a cottage collection including a four foot trunk with branches and a lamp base. Proposes polishing one side for a coffee table, colored iron bases, and outdoor spotlighting to cast shadow motifs. Also offers furniture rearrangement to make large rooms feel cozier and better used.
President Kennedy named an emergency fact-finding board to probe Pan American World Airways labor dispute with about 10 000 AFL CIO Transport Workers Union members. The panel has 30 days to report and halted a strike for 60 days as it begins work in Merced California. The appointees are Theodore W. Kheel Edward A. Lynch and James C. Hill.
The attic becomes a usable living space with new wall insulation material and a polyurethane foam fabric laminate. David Barrett demonstrates sewing stapling and cutting the material for DIY installation, pairing a Provincial print with functional furnishings to create a cozy, period-inspired look.
A survey shows 46 percent of new one family homes have more than one bathroom up from 28 percent in 1956. Howard T Fisher proposes wide front dense land use for new houses planned for this fall. John Robert Gilchrist reveals a prize winning all masonry single story design using a five foot module. Polarized light tech moves from offices to homes to cut glare. A painting method uses vertical stripes with masking tape to give rooms added personality. David Moss predicts private home basements will be rare by 1975.
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