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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
8
The article outlines common roof types including lean-to, gable, gambrel, mansard, hip, and flat roofs. It notes each style’s slope, attic space, and typical uses, then lists coating options such as wood shingles slate asbestos asphalt clay tile copper enamel tile and aluminum coverings.
The Youngdale is a one story three bedroom ranch style home with a 20 by 10 foot garage and a 12 by 9 foot connecting porch. It emphasizes simple design, ample windows, and practical layout with a 12 by 10 kitchen and a 20 by 13 living room suitable for dining area.
The Pluming and Heating Industries Bureau notes that colored plumbing fixtures are permanently fused into glaze, resist acids, and cannot be rubbed off. The broad color range has spurred bathroom, kitchen, and powder room modernization across homes and public buildings like hospitals, schools, motels, hotels, restaurants, and theaters.
At Panmunjom the Red guards stopped Army photographer Sgt. Edward Doyle Jr. from shooting the Communist truce delegation. A Red photographer then photographed Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols briefing Allied reporters. An American M P. ordered him away as the Communist stood on a chair and waved it before returning it. Security officers later agreed to bar correspondents from the reference tent during meetings.
Home owners remodeling with a new aluminum foil backed gypsum wallboard gain a prefabricated panel that reflects heat, acts as vapor barrier, and reduces installation time. It resists moisture damage, rotting studs, and paint blistering while remaining noncombustible. Boards are nailed with foil outward and cut by scoring the paper.
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