President Roosevelt Finalizes Speech for renomination
Washington June 26 President Roosevelt worked in his White House study finalizing his speech to accept renomination to be delivered tomorrow night at Franklin Field Philadelphia. He has kept in close touch with convention developments through his senior Marvln Alduar ty and will receive word of renomination today with no ceremony. Stephen T Barry White House secretary will interrupt to deliver the news. Roosevelt plans further conferences and to push the score of bills passed in Congress closing hours.
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Time Of Service Important In Roof Shingle Choice
A guide for homeowners using FHA funds advises choosing edge grained wood shingles for permanent roofs. Longer, 16 or 18 inch shingles are preferred, with five shingles butt ends totaling two inches thick. Edge or vertical grain resists weather, reduces fire risk, insulates better, and lasts longer than flat grained shingles.
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Seek Slayer Suspects in Cincinnati Police Shooting
Cincinnati officers and Columbus police arrested three men in connection with the fatal shooting of off duty policeman Lawrence Robbins. Robbins confronted two gunmen in a parked car with his fiancee Beatrice Brown when robbery occurred. A shot killed Robbins as the men looted Brown and fled with her purse containing $7.
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Home On Sloping Lot Presents Problem
A hillside house demands design tailored to its site not a flat plan. Slopes yield multiple levels and entry points, preventing gashes and unseen kitchens. Diagonal bracing and perpendicular roof ties strengthen structures against winds, while thoughtful stair placement integrates the grade and creates a dynamic home.
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Frame Bracing as Key to Strong Wood Construction
Bracing frames is essential to prevent plaster cracks joint openings and ridges. Many homes use Jerry built frames with poor bracing. Diagonal sheathing on the exterior strengthens the wall structure dramatically, with tight boards and proper nailing.
Elyria Callers Visit Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook
A list of Sunday callers includes Mr and Mrs Michael Beham Mrs Benjamin Butler Miss Elizabeth Kesster Miss Anna Kesster Oliver Born Mrs A Oliver of Closeland Mrs Charles Sables and daughter of Amherst Mrs J Sabiers and daughter of Lorain Joe Coverdale of Middle Ridge and Mr and Mrs H C Dale field of Wadison Highway visiting Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook.
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Paint and Millwork Hold The Key To A Fine House
A house is judged by its paint and millwork more than framing or wiring. Avoid cutting paint coats or millwork quality to save costs. Agree on wood grades and joinery, number of coats, and finish now to prevent costly, unsalvageable repairs later. Consider adding features like built in casework later, not cheaping on core surfaces.
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