Cooperative Apartment Boom Reminiscent of the 1920s
AP Business News outlines a shifting New York City market where luxury co op buildings rise and middle income buyers use public funds for financing. It notes tenant control via proprietary leases and an escape from full bankruptcy risk, with co op growth spreading to Chicago Miami Boston and other cities.
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New York City
Building Corporation
Coop Buildings
Douglas L. Elliman
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Miami
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Los Angeles
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Deputy Arrests Man Trying Out for Job
Charles Bales went to the county jail in Topeka to audition for a sheriff's office dispatcher's job. A deputy arrested him while he demonstrated on the sheriff's radio. He faced a February 6 bad check charge of $12, pleaded not guilty, and posted a $300 bond. He did not receive the job.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles Bales
Sheriff's Office
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bales
Mended Hearts Celebrate Surgeons Gift of Active Living
Ro land R Cyr of Melrose and other heart surgery recipients join Mended Hearts Inc in Boston for their eighth annual convention. The group supports patients before and after surgery, sharing stories of renewed work and life. An emphasis on morale and rehabilitation accompanies symposiums led by Dr Dwight E Harken and others.
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Roland R. Cyr
Melrose
Mass
Mended Hearts Inc
Cyr
Puerto Rico
Canada
South America
United States
New Hampshire
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Mary E. Switzer
Federal Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Dwight E. Harken
Harvard Medical School
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Kennedy Stevenson presidential alliance denied by Stevenson
The Chicago Tribune reported a proposed Kennedy Stevenson campaign pact with Stevenson denying any discussion of such a plan. The article outlined a three point deal including timing on ballots in Los Angeles and Kennedy possibly accepting the vice presidency if Stevenson leads. Daley said he had not heard of the arrangement.
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Massachusetts
Adlai FE. Stevenson
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Los Angeles
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Richard Daley
Illinois
Tribune
Libertyville
Last of Touhy brothers Tommy Touhy dies in Chicago
Thomas Touhy known as Terrible Tommy dies of cancer at relatives’ home ending a life linked to the Capone era gang wars. He had hoped to die in bed with family, after serving 11 years for a $78 000 mail robbery and blaming Roger for much of the notoriety.
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Charles Basel
Fr. Scheere
St. Cloud
Redwood County
Minn
Lester Basel
Flossie Turley
Minneapolis
Lauretta Bryan
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Touhy Brothers
Thomas
Tommy) Touhy
Roger
The
Sun-Times
Tommy
Rog
Advertisement for T-4-L Foot Treatment at Wold Drug
Ad promotes Athiete’s Foot remedy T-4-L to heal skin infections in 3 to 5 days with instant drying. If not satisfied, customers receive a 48c refund from any druggist. Notes the product treats severe cases and is available now at Wold Drug Store.
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Wold Drug Store
Bomarc Missile Chief Calls Warhead Safe Despite Fire
Brig. Gen. Gilbert L. Pritchard, commander of the Bomarc base at McGuire AFB New Jersey, says the chances of an atomic mishap from the missiles are very remote noting the safety device in the warhead. He cites precautions being taken at McGuire and at another site in Suffolk County New York after a Bomarc caught fire Tuesday 12 miles east of here.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N.J
Gilbert L. Pritchard
Pritchard
New York
Air Force
Suffolk County
N.Y
Rooney Set to Pay Child Support in Divorce Case
In Los Angeles Mickey Rooney agreed to $600 monthly child support to Betty Jane Rose Baker, wife No. 2, for children Mickey Jr. and Timothy after she reported $9,000 in unpaid support. He faces a separate claim from wife No. 4 Elaine Mahnken Rooney Davis alleging $25,000 in overdue alimony.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Barbara Thomason
Betty Jane Rose Baker
Ontario Province Has Over 250000 Lakes
A fact about Ontario notes the province contains more than 250000 lakes within its boundaries. It highlights the province's extensive freshwater resources and geographic variety.
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Province of
Ontario
Canada
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