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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1941

Page

6

Mexican Farmhouse Style Court Opens East of University

Eight apartments totaling 35000 dollars were completed east of the University of Arizona by Philip A. May. Designed by architect Jos Th Joesler, the units at 1623 27 East Second street include bed room living dinette kitchen bath and closets with two exterior patios and common outdoor spaces. Each unit has central heating cooling insulated roof and colored concrete floors with venetian blinds. Landscaping by Co B Richards.

University of Arizona Philip A. May Catalina Foothills Jos. Th. Joesler East Second Street John W. Joynt Co. B. Richards

Permits Issued For Six Houses And School Improvements

City building inspector E D Herrera reports approvals in the last five days for six new houses and for renovations at three city schools Dunbar Menlo Park and Davis. Listed projects include brick and adobe homes additions and repairs with totals ranging from 20 to 630 dollars and school alterations at Dunbar Menlo Park and Davis.

E. D. Herreras Dunbar Menlo Park Davis H. W. Baker Mabel Street Robert Lovett St. Mary’s Road Phillip Hoffman East First A. Henrissey North Tyndall Avenue Lucia Lautrio South Ninth Avenue T. H. Blythe Santa Rita Avenue Paseo Redondo Charles Amstein North Mountain Avenue Martin Birdman East Mabel Street W. R. Kitt South Fourth Avenue Lupe Sanchez el Paso Street E. J. Sturges South Euclid Avenue M. C. Agayo Mission Street Dr. J. B. McQuown North Campbell Avenue B. E. Woods East Helen Street Bath Davis School

Milk Train Vet McNamara Retires After 2 Million Miles

Rutland Vermont conductor John J. McNamara retires after logging over two million miles on the milk train route from Rutland to Ogdensburg New York.

Rutland U.P John J. McNamara Ogdensburg N. x

Adequate Hot Water Supply For Summer Months

FHA officials urge reliable hot water access in summer when the main heating plant is off. Modern homes can use separate or independent water heaters funded through Title I programs. Direct heaters versus indirect systems are described, with options including automatic and non automatic storage tank models and coil for indirect setups.

FHA Federal Housing Administration

Freak Designs Are Poor Investment

Federal Housing administration officials advise buyers to choose architectural styles that fit the surrounding neighborhood. They note most blocks contain Cape Cod cottages and urge simple restrained designs to blend with the community, enhancing stability and permanence.

Federal Housing Administration Cape Cod

Funeral Honors for Romero O. Maino Include Self Appraisal

At the San Jose funeral two phonograph records played by Romero O. Maino were heard. One record contained his self appraisal of his shortcomings and the other offered a consoling message to family and friends.

San Jose Calif. U.P Romero O. Maino

Wooded Areas Are Good Park Sites

Officials tell subdividers to convert rough wooded tracts into parks to boost marketability. A well placed park can offset sales resistance of distant lots and raise adjoining property values beyond the park’s cost.

Federal Housing Administration

Light Paint Coat to Prevent Sticking on Frames

To stop screen frames from sticking during installation a lighter paint coat is advised. Frames in place lack exposure and may not harden fully, so thinning with turpentine or using a spar varnish with minimal coloring can ensure proper drying and coverage.

Visitors to Statue of Liberty Up 66 Percent This Year

Sixty six percent more people visited the Statue of Liberty this year compared with last year, reflecting rising tourist interest. The record highlights increased travel and a stronger season for the landmark attraction.

Good Wiring Is Necessary For Best Of Service

A well planned wiring system protects homeowners from poor appliance performance. Inadequate wiring may be funded under Title I by Federal Housing Administration. Symptoms include slow heating, dim lights under load, and frequent fuse or breaker adjustments.

Federal Housing Administration

Seek Safety Assurance

Officials from the Federal Housing Administration note a rising shift to home sites in protected areas. The trend aims to avoid hazards from high speed traffic thoroughfares and busy principal streets where collision risk remains high.

Federal Housing Administration

Little Things Make Home Pleasant

Home decoration tips emphasize affordable touches that transform spaces. Flowers and vases bookshelves lamps mirrors and pictures tie rooms together while fresh arrangements and mirrors expand small spaces and brighten dark areas for a welcoming living area.

Most New Homes Are Room Smaller

The Mortgage Bankers Association reports a shift in new homes from six rooms to five over 15 years across 83 cities. FHA data for 1940 shows nearly half of insured mortgages describe five room houses, excluding bathrooms closets halls and storage from the count.

Mortgage Bankers Association of America Federal Housing Administration FHA

Lion Hunter Advises Against Thrusting Rifle Barrel

Colusa California reports Charles Ledershaw, a lion hunter, warned against forcing a rifle barrel down a lion’s throat. The lion clamped jaws, crushed the metal, chewed the magazine, and exposed Ledershaw to injury during the encounter.

Colusa Calif Charles Ledershaw Ledershaw

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