House of the Week Streamlined Living In Two Story Tradition
A detailed feature on a medium small two story house by architect Samuel Paul, design H-35. The plan highlights a raised formal living room wing with cathedral ceiling, optional full or partial basement, and a snack bar kitchen option. First floor 965 sq ft, upstairs 1009 sq ft, overall 64 by 26 ft 8 in.
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Samuel Paul
Paul
Revoke in Bridge Tourney Yields Unexpected Overtricks
In a tournament West revokes by not following suit when possible. West’s misplays and a later incorrect heart ace lead to the revoke being established after two tricks. The director ruled the revoke valid, affecting the final score and declaring four overtricks.
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West
East
Auction at Chiawana Zoo Nets Odd Prices
Black bears fetched $1 each and an African lion sold for $52 at a zoo sale in Pasco Washington. The auction came after county commissioners decided they could no longer fund the facility.
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Pasco, Wash
Chiawana Zoo
No All Purpose Paint Exists Says Expert
The dealer is honest. No single paint handles every surface perfectly. Some coatings suit one surface well while performing less on others. Advances have created specific coatings for specific surfaces to improve look, longevity, and ease of application.
Time to Gas Up White Plains Clock Collector
Anthony Sposato runs a filling station in White Plains with 40 clocks on site and 100 more at his Pur chase home. He has collected since 1939, aided by customers who donate attics treasures. A 1760s grandfather clock and possibly the first battery run clock in the U.S. are among his pieces. His brother Angelo maintains the clocks while keeping racing pigeons as a hobby.
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White Plains
N. Y
Anthony Sposato
Purchase
Sposato
Angelo
Shoes stolen then returned with new pair in Missouri
Western Young told police that a thief stole a pair of shoes from his home. Two weeks later the same person returned the first pair and took a different pair.
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Sikeston, Mo
Western Young
Cluster housing seeks open space tied to land use
The article explains cluster development as a housing plan balancing homes with parks and open space. It cites the American Conservation Association and William H. Whyte, notes resistance in Westbury New York Tenafly New Jersey and Milwaukee and suggests linking clusters to expand open space.
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American Conservation Association
William H. Whyte
Whyte
Westbury
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Tenafly
N.J
Milwaukee
Three Careers for Mrs Frank Brown in Tyler
Mrs Frank Brown 22 earns straight As in her first Tyler Junior College semester while managing wife mother and student roles. Her husband works nights caring for Chrissi Lynn four and David one. After her associate arts degree they plan to move to Houston to study at the University of Houston.
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Tyler, Tex
Frank Brown
Tyler Junor College
Honor
Chrissi Lynn
David
Tyler
Brown
Houston
University of Houston
Erikson Claims Route to Dental Appointment
Superior Nebraska police report Ken Erikson said he was en route to a dental appointment with Dr. Nelson when questioned.
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