House of the Week reveals architect's self designed home
Oklahoma City dwelling designed by architect W H Schumacher shows a 1693 square foot plan plus 405 square feet garage built for 20500 dollars. The compact luxurious design features concrete slab over dampproofing, redwood exterior, extensive paneling, a large living area with fireplace, and a client friendly full bath near the garage for in-yard work cleanup.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Schumacher
Schumacher
Steel Strike Cuts Oil Gas Activity Across Industry
Tulsa reports nationwide steel strike chilling oil and gas business. Oil and gas journal notes 150 independents and drillers shut down. potential broader impact through third and fourth quarters. Some orders canceled. limited capacity could push deliveries into late July and beyond.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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Union Officials Move Boeing Settlement Plan
Union negotiators approved a settlement plan aimed at averting a strike by 270 workers at the jet bomber plant. Machinists union leaders scheduled a meeting to decide whether to accept or reject the offer. A key official noted deep divisions over company concessions that had failed in a previous vote. The threatened strike was set for midnight Sunday.
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Lorne Ausbane
Taternio Spon
Bacal Wis
Aternaan Teoallive
Study Plan Coupon for House Plans Deal
Send this newspaper coupon with 35 cents to receive a study plan for The House of The Week. The plan shows floor layouts and four elevations at 14 inches to one foot and includes guidance on getting your house built and estimating costs.
Khrushchev warns on Stalin disclosures as unity endures
Soviet leader declares enemy attempts to split world communism failed, citing Poznan unrest as a test. In Kansas, the Kansas Corporation Commission sets July gas allowables for Greenwood field at 2,665,151,001 cubic feet and lists June figures for Nichols and McKinney fields, with several proration adjustments across Morton Kiowa Meade Clark counties. Bus line Bethel, Kansas completes incorporation.
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Soviet Communist Party
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Morton County
Nichols Field
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Rebels Kill 15 in Burma Train Attack
Rebels killed at least 15 people and seized about 30 as hostages in an assault on the Rangoon Prome mail train. The engine and six coaches were derailed by a mine as rebels fired from both sides for an hour and then set the cars on fire before escaping with the captives.
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Rangoon
Burma
Prome
Corporation proceedings filed with secretary of state
The document notes corporate actions reported yesterday in the secretary of state's office. It states the firm’s authorized capital, which is listed as $30,000.
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Secretary of State
Revenue Bond Plan Not Ample for Park Project
Kelsey Petro vice chairman of the Kansas Park Authority told Gov. Hall that building a state park system may require tax money in addition to revenue bond funds. Authority members inspected sites at Kanopolis Cedar Bluff and Fall River reservoirs and discussed camp sites access roads hotels and concessions as funded by bonds.
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Kansas Park Authority
Fred Hall
Kanopolis
Cedar
Bluff
Fall River
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