Home Dreamers Seek Cheaper Homes Amid Prices Rise
A Collier’s survey shows buyers want a ranch style one story home with three bedrooms, basements, large windows, and fireplaces, yet most would pay only 8 to 10 thousand dollars including land. Experts warn costs exceed buyer budgets in high cost areas while modular, pre cut, and standardized designs may cut prices.
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Hearing Set On Fargo Police Chief Reinstatement
A county district court will hold a hearing Tuesday on reinstating Lloyd G. Jester as Fargo chief of police by court order. Jester was fired Aug 1 by City Manager LeRoy Harlow. a temporary restraining order had returned him to office Aug 15.
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Judge Denies Mistrial Bid in Communist Conspiracy Trial
Federal Judge Harold Medina refused defense requests for a mistrial and declined to disqualify juror Russell Janney, amid claims of anti Communist bias. Medina said he would not be intimidated by telegrams and emphasized the right to petition for redress of grievances in the high profile eighteen defendants case.
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Russell Janney
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US Communist Party
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Dennis
Vote Slated Today By Lather League
PULLMAN W ash Aug 35 The International Lather League president was nominated for a second term at the convention. Kenneth Priebe of Waseca Minn was nominated for reelection Eric Gertsman of Puyallup Wash was nominated to oppose him. Elections set for Friday with Norman Wente Waterloo Iowa and Paul Busse Bird City Kan listed for first vice president plus Mary Louise Evans San Antonio and Fred Heitke Jackson Wis for second vice president and Gail Fluehrer Cedar Falls Iowa and Katherine Wahi Regine Saskatchewan for secretary
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San Saba TB Survey Project Sets X-Ray Screening
In San Saba the Pierian Study Club and county groups plan a chest X-ray survey of about 8000 residents aged 15 and older in September. County Chairman I A Ace Howell leads the effort with approvals from state and county medical associations. The X-ray unit will be in the Golding Motors building on September 23, 24, 26, 27 and 28.
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Pierian Study Club
I. A
Ace) Howell
State Medical Association
County Medical Association
Howell
Golding Motors
Striking Workers Told Theyll Be Replaced In Manchester
Consolidated Chemical Industries notified 160 Oil Workers International Union Local 22 members that new hires will start Friday unless they return. The strike began Tuesday after stalled contract talks and the plant operates at about 75 percent capacity serving Houston area refineries and chemical works. Superintendent C M Hickey called the union demands unreasonable.
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Consolidated Chemical Industries, Incorporated
Oil Workers International Union
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C. M. Hickey
Houston
Hickey
Dallas May Offer Home for Pioneer
The city of Dallas may offer Pioneer Airlines a base in Dallas as it plans to move from Houston. Pioneer was told by the Texas Air National Guard to vacate Houston facilities by October 31 under a 99 year lease. City and Love Field officials met with Pioneer officials in Dallas to discuss options with Mayor Wallace Savage.
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Compromise To Permit Turtle Derby Running
Dallas variety club turtle derby will proceed on Sept 10 after District Attorney Will Wilson reached a compromise with officials. He will take no action if pari muter betting is eliminated and a study determines if the event is a lottery. Proceeds fund the Boys Ranch at Copperas Cove.
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Will Wilson
Wilson
Copperas Cove
Fair Park
Suspect in Columbia Payroll Theft Nabbed
Los Angeles police arrested Arthur J. Spinney on a fugitive warrant charging him with a June 7 Columbia University payroll holdup. Spinney, 31, a New Yorker, was captured at his Hollywood apartment for the $19,655 payroll robbery charge.
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Los Angeles
Arthur J. Spinney
New Yorker
Columbia University
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Hollywood
Crop program outlined for inland cash storage at Rices Crossing
Charles Gram maps plans for an inn converted to cash with deposits in Taylor banks or with local treasurer Alex Kiattenhoff. Local gins and produce houses offer full cooperation to receive cotton or other items. CROP to organize at Rices Crossing southwest of Taylor Friday at 8 p.m.
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Rices Crossing
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