Ranch Or Story And Half House Of The Week
A two story capable ranch style home by architect Samuel Paul blends a low ranch silhouette with a second floor hosting two bedrooms and a bath. The design features cross ventilation a pocket door and a connected family room to kitchen layout. The upstairs space remains unfinished optional while the main floor includes six rooms and a large living area with a stone fireplace.
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Samuel Paul
Sarelaile
Paul Wisely
I'S Story
Do It Yourselfers Lead In Early Adoption Of Home Fixes
The article notes that DIY buyers quickly embrace new materials like resilient floor tiling paint rollers and vinyl patching compounds, while professionals resist or adopt at slower rates. Since 1961 vinyl patching sales rose 500 percent to homeowners and 1600 percent to professionals, showing DIYs often spot trend benefits first.
Reporter Helps Save 13 From Burning Auto
Adams City Colorado AP. Reporter Wiley Smith of the Greeley Tribune aided Dixie Hansen to rescue nine children and four adults from a burning car after rear tires blew out. They pulled all victims to safety. car destroyed but no injuries reported.
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Adams City
Colo
Denver
E. B. Lane
Dixie Hansen
Pierce
Wiley Smith
Greeley
Building a foldable ping pong table with center support
The answer notes three leg pairs are required for center support when using folding legs. It also advises choosing legs with nonskid plastic caps to prevent slipping. For attic insulation a vapor barrier is essential, often built into insulation or added as asphalt coated paper or polyethylene. install facing the heated interior.
Hints From Heloise on Low Cost Warm Sleeping Bags
Readers share thrifty tips from Heloise including making a warm sleeping bag from a Dacron comforter and a bedsheet for under ten dollars. Other notes cover sewing a portable table for misc uses, keeping bonnets neat, beach cloth utility, and quick morning breakfast ideas.
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N.C.H
Today In History Highlights World Events
On this date in 1776 a New York mob destroyed a lead statue of King George III, supplying lead for 42000 bullets. John Paul Jones was born in 1747. Texas sent an ambassador to Washington in 1837. Franklin D Roosevelt was nominated for VP in 1920. A Hartford circus tent fire killed 167 in 1944. Eisenhower’s Middle East envoy reported regional water share in 1954. Burma agreed to accept U S aid in 1959. Chuck McKinley won Wimbledon in 1963 and lost in 1964 semifinal.
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New York
George III
John Paul Jones
Republic of Texas
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James M. Cox
Ohio
Hartford
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Jordan
State Department
Burma
U.S
Chuck McKinley
Hat size fix with velvet ribbon inside band
Margaret Schmuller suggests hat lovers with small heads hand stitch a one inch wide velvet ribbon to the inside hat band all around. She notes using two thicknesses if needed and reports hats stay put even in strong wind.
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Margaret Schmuller
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Andy Lang
Associated Press
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Middletown Journal
General Post
New York, N.Y
Floor
Pian
Mike Michaels
United States
Robert Worley
DIAL
Imperial
Concrete Products Inc
Middletown
Crawford
Howard
Lefferson RD
Blasket Islands
Heloise
K. M
Evelyn Riepe
Streifthau
Arauk
Meeker Plumbing CO
First Avenue
Uess
Yorsell
Middletown Lumber CO
Cin Seven Mile
Miami Cement Products, Inc
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