Drive to wipe out U.S. slums expands with private help
National groups and lending institutions join a broad war on slums as billions fund clearance, rehabilitation, and new housing. NAREB aims for no slums by 1960 with service centers in major cities and facilities to spread nationwide. Officials cite progress in cities from Los Angeles to San Francisco and call for enabling legislation to boost private financing for redevelopment.
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Oil Imports Up Over Last Year
Foreign oil imports are 15 percent higher than last year. IPAA reports April to June average 1,126,000 barrels daily, up 150,000 from 1944. July to September expected at 1,105,000 barrels daily. Domestic crude market to average 6,555,000 barrels daily. Also notes Maine deer population, and advises against washing eggs.
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