Better Housing For Dogs Is Newest Problem Confronting The Nation
The piece argues dog houses are an architectural issue affecting about ten million U.S. households. It notes National Dog Week and suggests well designed dog homes can benefit dogs and reduce wear on furniture. Dr. E M Gildow advises building to fit the dog and to make the dog house a home enhancement, not an eyesore.
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Build a dog house from barrel or wood with ventilation and heat
Dr Gildow suggests converting an old barrel into a cozy dog home with 36 square inches of floor per inch of dog height. A 24 inch high dog needs 864 square inches of sleeping space, plus a hinged roof and removable floor for cleaning. Ventilation and drainage are emphasized. The U S recently presented a minesweeper to Belgium as mutual defense aid.
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Dates Set For M K T Hearing On Two Rail Stations
The Kansas Corporation Commission fixed November dates for hearings on M K T Railroad plans to close Neosho Falls and Americus stations except during harvest. Neosho Falls hearing Nov 9. Americus Nov 16. The panel also denied Railway Express Agency a 6 percent milk rate rise and granted Gas Service Co. rights to buy a short pipeline section from Eastern Gas Co. Southwestern Bell was authorized to issue 100 million dollars in stock to American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Bobby Layne opened the 1956 NFL season with 1 017 pass completions, second to Sammy Baugh.
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