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Government Built Homes Tax Issue Raises Local Concern
The United States Housing Corporation has sold one and two family government built homes in Bridgeport to individuals with ten percent down payments. Deeds will take months, delaying tax collection as the city weighs retroactive taxes and possible legal action. The dispute centers on whether lands used for war housing are tax exempt, with state and federal authorities citing wartime law and Connecticut statutes. City officials expect resolution without court action, though the matter remains under advisement.
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Colleton
Bridge‘port
Workera Iby
Feders
United Sates Housing Corporation
Black Jack
Mill Green
Crane
Cons Innecticut Avenue
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Gover Vanable
Housing Corporation
National Bank
Caunign
Iitaathtute
United States
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Paden
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Sdessora
Fairfeld
Grasmere
Robert Watson
Tnited States Housing Corporation
Washington
Rose
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Connecticut
William A. Comley, Jr