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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1956
Page
9
A sturdy ottoman with a frame of 1 by 4 inch lumber and spring slats, plus 2 by 2 inch legs, is described. Legs are tapered from the upper part, with dowels and glue used to join the frame, clamped until set, and reinforced at corners with inside braces.
A cloth dampened with water works with water-base paints or with turpentine or mineral spirits for oil-base paints to wipe up stray paint spots quickly. Once dried, the spots become tough to remove.
The article describes assembling a simple project with springs stapled to spring slats then tied, covered by burlap. Kapok or cotton batting forms top cushioning and is sewn into sturdy fabric, attached to side and end boards with decorative tacks. About 2 1/2 inches of wood should show for a neat finish.
The article argues that sliding doors save usable space versus swing doors, noting modern nylon rollers and track systems reduce headroom needs from about 3% inches to 1% inches. It discusses applications from closets to rooms, cites expert George P. Merrill of Stanley Works, and recalls older Victorian sliding doors that balked on tracks.
New York networks outline complete coverage for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago with day sessions from 1 p.m. and night sessions at 9:30 p.m. through five days, subject to last minute changes. anecdotes about Warren and radio host Robert Q. Lewis highlight broadcast humor.
Radio and television listings for WKRC WLW WMOH WPFB WSAI WCPO and WHIO feature programs including Amos n Andy at Music Hall, Tennessee Governor Frank Clement keynote address, Reds vs Braves, Tuna Pilot fishing and flying tale, Gordon MacRae songs, Brian Sullivan as guest, Mae Clark Mae Young drama When I Was Young, and Your Evening Theater story The Main Street Kid with a lightning telepathy twist.
John W. Hargrave, 48, a widely known Cincinnati architect and former president of the Architects Society of Ohio, died Saturday from injuries received in a July traffic accident involving two cars. He had earlier said he suffered only a minor leg injury.
Oram announces a new shoe store opening around August 16th or 17th. He and his wife Mrs. Oram and son Raymond reside at 3003 Grand Ave. The son will be a high school junior this fall, with Mrs. Oram assisting in running the business.
Santa Monica report states television performers Adrienne Marden and Holmes left for Westport after a course at the Universal Community Church.
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