Disabled veterans urge landlords to fill Houston vacant apartments
In Houston 16 500 apartment units remain vacant as Disabled American Veterans urge landlords to reach agreement with OPA so veterans and families can find suitable homes. The Houston Property Owners Association plans a rent control protest in Dallas attended by landlords from 15 states. Belgium was once the world’s diamond cutting center before World War II.
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Belgium
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Austin Firm on Atom Secrecy
AP report notes Warren Austin states the United States will not bargain atomic secrets away without airtight disarmament terms and an independent international inspection. Disarmament appears dead while Russians push a full powers commission and Lake Success talks hinge on UN police protection and postwar arrangements with Germany Austria and Japan.
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Amarillo General Receives Mexico's Medal of Merit
Brig. Gen. George H. Beverley of Amarillo, commanding Kelly Field, is awarded Mexico's Medal of Merit first class at a retreat parade led by Gen. Matias Ramos in Monterrey. A 1,600-strong crowd witnessed the ceremony with Mexican officials and San Antonio consulate staff present. Beverley, a Texas-born commander, has helped foster cross border ties and flies the plane The Texas Trail Driver.
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Harriet Lane fires first Civil War naval shot at Fort Sumter
During the Civil War the Harriet Lane, a Union coast guard cutter, engaged Fort Sumter firing the first naval shot of the conflict as most cutters supported the Union blockade of southern ports.
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Gleam Proves Our Flag Is Still There
Herbert H. Beck director at Franklin and Marshall College notes a nighttime floodlit Fort McHenry flag proves the Star Spangled Banner remains visible. He wrote to the National Park Service after a twilight Patapsco River trip where the unflagged pole disappointed him.
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Domestic Turmoil Over Messy Bathtub Sparks Rant
Jeb Crowell loses temper amid weeks of nagging his children to scrub the bathtub. He spots two rings and rants at his wife for supposed slack discipline. Later he notices her polishing the table near his chair, removing rings from his evening glass.
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