80 Per Cent Jump Seen In Housing Lumber Demand
Joseph L. Fisher of Resources for the Future predicts an 80 percent rise in housing lumber needs over the next decade. By 1970 the U S home building industry may require 20 billion board feet annually, up from 13.5 billion, as wood remains a central feature in homes. H V Simpson of the West Coast Lumbermens Association says Douglas fir regions can sustain timber growth to meet demand.
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Joseph L. Fisher
Resources For the Future, Inc
Fisher
U.S
H. V. Simpson
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Simpson
Oregon
Washington
California
Banks turn to newspapers as top advertising medium
Savings of the average American household now amount to about 5,500 dollars, the highest on record. More banks use newspapers for advertising than any other medium, surpassing TV, radio, and magazines combined.
Has Many Facets Split Level Kohinoor Named For Diamond
A readable ad describes a three bedroom split level home named Kohinoor. It highlights a front view with a garage adjacent to the entry, a recreation room, a curved driveway walk, a balcony overlooking a spacious living room, two baths, ample kitchen and storage, and a 1497 square foot layout suitable for a growing family with a den, guest room, and homework nook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohinoor
Junior
Basement Humidity Services Tips from Institute of Home Designers
The Institute of Home Designers warns that basements can suffer from too little humidity due to poor ventilation. Open windows or doors during the day to provide an exterior outlet, helping humidity balance and prevent dry wood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Home Designers
Institute
Car Interior Dismantled After Fire on Rt 113
Elyria man Lee Cox reported a car fire on Route 113 after he removed the rear seat and arm rest to locate embers. He drove to a central fire station for help as firemen cleared the rear components to ensure no smoldering sections remained. Cause undetermined. A California rail section story note appears unrelated.
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Elyria
Rt. 113
Lee Cox
Middle Ave
Court
Second Sts
Cox
Elyria In Review: Various Local News Items Summary
Elyria reports include Lyndes killed in sixth fatal 1960 traffic crash as oil tank truck overturned. Rabies vaccination program approved for Elyria dogs. Charcoal Pit owner sued for alleged refusal to serve three African Americans. Cleveland Aircraft Products to relocate to Avon facilities by late July. Elyria High’s bid for Columbus finals ends with 63-41 loss to Toledo Scott. Two confessions read in Madeline Duncan murder trial. Sheriff Harry Broome dies after 12 years in office. New city boxing commission appointed. Elyria NAACP launches desegregation push during sympathy rally. Former police chief Harvey appeals to get his job back. Bagley Rd heavy-truck ban may continue despite protests. Lorain city budget passes. pollution program funding sent for study. Elyria NAACP calls for boycott of three stores in protest. Amherst ex-mayor Arthur Engle dies. Real estate reappraisal plan announced for Lorain County. Sheffield Lake votes against charter commission early formation. Two injured in Hales Hall crash near Oberlin. Madeline Duncan convicted of manslaughter. sentence to life. Charcoal Pit owner Horvath pleads not guilty. North Ridgeville annexation debate criticized as erasing locals’ voices. Howard Dixon pleads guilty to second-degree murder. life term. Madeline Duncan given indefinite term at Marionville Women’s Reformatory. Lorain County bonded debt up over last year. City utility billing reform recommended to save at least $20,000. Quarterly billing suggested. EVANS
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James Forrest Lyndes
Avon - Belden
Elyria Board of Healths
Alexander Horvath
Cleveland Aircraft Products Co
Avon
Elyria High School
Columbus
Toledo Scott
Toledo
Madeline Mae Duncan
Harry Broome
Huron County
Oscar G. Dunn
Jack Knight
Steve Stefek
E. H. Weingarten
Elyria
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Robert Harvey
Vermilion-of-the-Lake
Howard A. Dixon
Ene Duncan
Marveville
Evans
Thieves Escape With Wire From New York Central Shed
Thieves took an undetermined amount of underground wiring from a New York Central storage shed last Thursday. An axe was left behind. Huron Street tower employees spotted the suspects around 12 20 a m and alerted police. One man fled north the other south to a car in the C A Olsen Co parking lot and drove off. Police learned a small amount of wire was missing and other wire pieces were cut up. Value of the wire not determined.
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New York Central
St. Tower
Ithey
Firemen and Police Clash in City Bowling Match
Elyvia fire and police departments will bowl for the mythical city safety championship at Tarry Lanes this Sunday at 3 pm. Teams of varied skill form as spectators are asked to refrain from heckling and a single admission fee is charged.
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Elyvia
Tarry Lanes
McKeon Urges Rockefeller Support at GOP Nomination
William H. McKeon, chairman of the Cavuza County Democratic Committee, rejects urging to back New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. The report notes McKeon’s position and the partisan context in Auburn.
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Auburn
X.Y
UPI
Willam H. McKeon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
McKeon
Cavuza County
Suggestions For Cutting Fuel Waste in Home Heating
A regional guide lists nine practical steps to cut fuel waste. Advice covers thermostat setbacks, daytime and overnight temperature management, closing unused rooms and radiators, attic sealing, door weatherstripping, annual oil burner checks, window shade use, weatherstripping caulking, and hydronic system maintenance for efficient hot water circulation.
Four Spring Home spruce up tasks you can finish this weekend
Allied Chemical’s Barrett Division expert John W. Bruce outlines four simple repairs for homeowners. Repoint roof flashing with bituminous coating, reseal window putty, inspect and touch up siding, and coat rusted shutter clips with coal tar metal paint. These tasks claim to prevent costly major repairs all year.
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John W. Bruce
Allied Chemenical
Barrett
U.S
Bruce
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