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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1960
Page
18
Practical guidance on building safe backyard swings with eye bolts or lag hooks, proper rope diameter, and seat integration. Advises against direct rope attachment to branches, recommends sturdy hardware, rounded holes, and edge protection. Notes alternatives like chains or wire with cautions on safety and durability.
Detroit AP reports Judge John A. Ricca found police refused to return $73 belonging to Mines when arrested January 5. Records show Mines had $75.01 at arrest, and Wayne County had paid $75 for legal representation. Ricca ordered the county to refund the fee and the penny to Mines.
In Baltimore at University Hospital a smaller tumor was excised from Gov Tawes large intestine during a hour long operation. Hospital officials say the tumor was benign and the governor recovered in high spirits and rests comfortably after the procedure.
A fragmented consumer rights guide covers refunds, return obligations, and contract rules. It explains that stores may resell returned goods, refunds depend on fault, and minors have limited contract power. topics include dress purchases, greeting cards, and car installments with scenarios and outcomes.
The article explains frame versus masonry construction, explaining joists, sill, studs, headers, and roofing. It covers footing, foundations, basements, crawl spaces, and slabs, plus exterior materials and wind and quake resilience. It includes notes on boiler production and practical builder terms for prospective homeowners.
Williamsport residents are invited to enroll six to fifteen year olds beginners intermediates and swimmers in free swimming lessons at Williamsport Memorial Pool the first two weeks of July Registration for all classes will be held Tuesday June 21 from 4 to 6 p m at Williamsport Pool Early registration is urged Classes for children will be mornings and adults in the early evenings Also noted is omission of Fred Davis from ambulance club volunteer list and several alumni events and band program updates from Williamsport High School including a 62 graduates class and upcoming summer band program with a new school addition and a July 10 picnic at Ainsley campgrounds
Quarry tile, long favored for weatherproof terraces, now finds use inside homes. It suits entrances, kitchens, living rooms, game rooms and baths where a durable, rugged surface is desired. Available colors include red plus dark brown buff blue green and sand.
Popular hot water heating systems for homes are gaining traction as more households adopt efficient, compact solutions. Manufacturers report rising sales, with types including storage tank and on demand models, and installers note growing interest in energy efficiency and rapid domestic comfort improvements.
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