Housing Waste Charge Aired by Republican Watchdog
John Taber of New York called a House Appropriations probe into the Federal Housing Administration uncovering waste and inefficiency in subsidized housing. He cited fraud, payroll padding, CIO influence in San Francisco, and a push to keep war housing under government control for 65 years, plus alleged offers of $500 for 500 homes and contract kickbacks.
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John Taber
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CIO
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Molotov Arrives for European Reconstruction Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrived by air from Moscow for a three power conference on American aided European recovery. Host Georges Bidault welcomed him at the Paris airport as police kept a strong guard. Bevin is to fly from London for the first meeting with Bidault and Molotov scheduled for the French foreign office tomorrow.
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Vi M. Molotov
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State High Court Judge Gels Barber License
Lincoln Nebraska judge E B Chappell of the state supreme court may hang out another single if he wants to. Chappell stepped down to take written and practical barbering tests by the state examining board. He practiced barbering nine years before entering law. Ex aminer Jack Gore says the license is for sentimental reasons. Haiti once had a postmaster general named David Kaphokohoakimlokewacsakenmabhanok.
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Gels
Lincoln
Neb
U.A
E. B. Chappell
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Light Planes to Fill Sky Over Parade
An armada of about 50 light airplanes will fill the sky for the Fourth of July parade in Waddy Week. Bob Siler at Tradewind Airport leads the effort with Gov. Buford Jester to pilot the parade from Rock Island depot down Park Street. Airplanes gather at Tradewind by 11, fly in safe altitudes, and occasional stacking may occur to avoid tight formations.
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Child psychology says praise, not scolding, shapes kids
In Cambridge, Mrs Frederick Wyatt of Boston Children's Hospital tells Harvard Law School wives that telling infants they are good prevents bad behavior. She notes mothers reflect their babies for the first two years and urges positive reinforcement rather than punishment. Michael T. Kel ler becomes Boston Chamber of Commerce president and joins 52 groups.
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U.A
Frederick Wyatt
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Boston
U.P
Michael T. Kelle
Pied Piper of Wormdom Does It Without Digging
S W N Isler of Indianapolis demonstrated a worm attracting method using a powder named Worms Galore at Cleveland's Sportsmen Show. In one minute and fifteen seconds worms emerged from the lawn, with fourteen more following in thirty seconds, noting the need to sprinkle where the worms are. Diphtheria on increase is noted by Dr. Franklin Top of Detroit, warning against complacency in prevention as cases rise globally.
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S. WN. Isler
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Isler
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Franklin Top
Detroit
Illinois State Medical Society
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