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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1964

Page

11

Designer Gives Tips On Furnishings For First Homes

Queens College designer William Gulden counsels young couples furnishing a first home to set a budget and define style before decorating. He promotes Dial-a-Style, a forthcoming method linking styles to fabrics and colors, and urges starting with a floor plan scaled at half an inch per foot to test fit and storage needs. He notes cabinets with doors aid storage over legged pieces.

Vivian Brown UP News William Gulden Queens College New York Gulden

Interior design advice for small homes and buyers

The article outlines practical room styling tips focusing on color schemes, flexible furnishings, and affordable essentials. It emphasizes matching backgrounds, using minimal black accents, translucent lamps, and careful rug choices while planning purchases and measuring spaces. Gulden, a respected designer, draws on a long family history in the field.

Gulden Laboratory Institute of Merchandising New York City National Society of Interior Designers New Jersey

Lagan Defined as Ship Cargo Sunk for Later Recovery

Nautical term lagan describes cargo sunk with intent to recover later while a buoy marks its position. The definition contrasts lagan with regular sunken cargo and notes the planned retrieval.

Cement Workers Strike Closes Lehigh Plant Network

The International Lime Gypsum and Cement Workers Union strike idled six Lehigh Portland Cement plants from New York to Florida for a second day. Union sources say the walkout aims to secure a contract clause allowing employees to strike on grievances. A Lehigh spokesman declined further comment.

Union Bridge Lehigh Portland Cement Company International Lime, Gypsum and Cement Workers Union Lehigh New York Florida

Painting and Decorating Services Ad

Brick facing and pre cast stone porches and sidewalks chimney repairs stucco and masonry of all kinds. Free estimates call MO 38 3898.

Union Bridge plant strike idles 195 workers

About 195 workers are idle as a plant strike halts operations. Mitchell Transport drivers hauling cement from Union Bridge have been shut out with one driver recounting a 1:15 a.m. call to move his truck as the plant began the strike at 7 a.m. At least 40 men are picketing the site, and officials expect more drivers and workers to join in the coming weeks.

Mitchell Transport Union Bridge

4 H Sheep and Swine Club Meets in Germantown

The Montgomery County 4 H Sheep and Swine Club met May 1 at Kevin and Kendra Hall’s home in Germantown. Members offered home tour improvement ideas and Lynn Mead presented a report on the 1964 tour conducted April 25 and May 2. The next meeting is set for June 3 at Tom Stang’s in Quince Orchard.

Montgomery County Kevin Kendra Hall Germantown Lynn Mead Tom Stang Quince Orchard

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