Veterans housing debate at White House meeting
In a wartime meeting with Housing Czar Wilson Wyatt, Veterans Housing Franklin D Roosevelt Jr urged action as 350 000 to 500 000 veterans faced possible eviction this year. John Stelle of the American Legion pressed for solutions, proposing local groups of twenty veterans could assemble prefabricated homes where housing shortages exist, while avoiding conflict with organized labor.
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Pross Family and Gambling Case Sparks Police Action
During the inquiry it was found that Ben Pross’s brother carried a pistol and Herbert Pross drew police attention, leading to a 24 hour license revocation. Herbert’s wife Madge was fined 250 dollars in March 1945 for running a gambling house with a suspended sentence. Police records list arrests for Herman Pross and Hyman Pross on gambling charges, and Herbert Pross for all Violation of the Volstead Act. Herbert used the name Herman at times, and a father Max testified in multiple Pross bankruptcies. the brother’s name variations include Robert Reuben and Richard.
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