Separate Entrances In A Traditional Two Story Home
Our new House of the Week designs a two story by Samuel Paul with separate adult and children areas. It blends formal living and dining spaces with an everyday entrance to the kitchen and family room, plus a private master suite and multiple stairs for easy movement.
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Samuel Paul
New Orleans
Bridge Club
Today in History highlights and home feature blurbs
On this date in 1777 the Articles of Confederation were approved by the Continental Congress. Mason and Dixon arrived in 1763 to map the boundary that divides North from South. The Lewis and Clark expedition reached the Columbia River in 1805. The Philippines’ commonwealth was established in 1935. The U S Navy beat Japan at Guadalcanal in 1942. A pair of past notes recall Stevenson’s 1952 campaign and Churchill’s 1941 fall. The home feature describes a living room and family room with fireplaces and built in shelves. The kitchen includes a wall oven, dishwasher, peninsula range and hood. A planning desk completes the design for a family of five or more.
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Associated Press
Continental Congress
House of The Week plans offered in weekly newspaper
At only a few cents each readers can collect House of The Week plans. A new plan appears weekly in this newspaper, inviting readers to start a personal collection.
Tax Deductions For Conservation Gifts Emphasized
Washington AP Commissioner Sheldon Cohen said donations to conserve natural beauty are deductible if given to government agencies or qualified private groups. Deductions cover land gifts and the value of scenic easements to federal state or local governments.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Sheldon
Cohen
First Highways: Ancient East West Trade Routes
The earliest highways traced ancient trade routes between the east and west around 2000 B.C. These routes connected regions, enabling exchange of goods and ideas across early civilizations.
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B.C
New York City Water Reserves Slightly Higher Than Last Year
NYC water storage rose by one-tenth of one percent from the previous year, with reservoirs at 35 percent capacity. Despite gains, emergency water-saving measures remain in force as rainfall in the watershed increased the supply.
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New York
New York City
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