Low Cost Houses Drive Brings Modern Homes to Small Towns
The United States Housing Authority leads a nationwide push to improve health and safety with 600 million dollars in federal support. In Mount Hope West Virginia 70 twin houses replace 36 shacks after a 238200 dollar loan covering 90 percent. Ky and Mass examples show corporate backing funding projects with affordable rents and community parks.
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East Oil Shortage Emerges As Transport Strains Supply
New York reports growing concern over oil distribution as military needs rise and fuel deliveries lag. Secretary Ickes signals possible gasless Sundays in the East while Congress weighs a Gulf to Atlantic pipeline to shore up supplies and Britain’s tanker transfers reduce U S arrivals.
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Mrs F Roosevelt Reveals How Her Four Sons Won Commissions
Mrs. Roosevelt explains in Ladies Home Journal how four Roosevelt sons earned military commissions. She details James in the Marine Corps through college training and reserve service, Elliott via aviation work and a Washington review, Franklin Junior through naval reserve cruises, and John through merchandising experience and supply corps application. She notes eligibility and qualification matter most, with naval and Army options available.
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Face Lifting of Capitol Delayed by War
The article explains plans to extend the Capitol east front by 32 feet 6 inches to fix structural appearance and add rooms. War in Europe halts work and the project is supported by Senator Connally and Senator Andrews with White House interest.
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Record U S Jobs Hit All Time High Nationwide
Chicago report shows spring rains pass as employment surges. The National Industrial Conference Board estimates over 50 million Americans are working from a potential 55 million workers available, a new historical record for employment levels.
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Bible in motion pictures planned for Washington venture
Brief notes say Biblical Photoplays will present Bible stories in color on screen to accompany the eight million Bibles printed in 1839. The piece also notes a Will Rogers statue in the Capitol corner near the senate chamber and his quip about keeping an eye on Congress.
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