Home building on the wane in 1933 housing market
Major lenders shift from single family homes to large investment real estate. George Warnecke notes 40 million single family dwellings are mortgaged, with risk if earnings falter. Federal Reserve data show real estate loans up 1 billion in a year to 12.6 billion. housing still near saturation per analysts. May starts dip, but May private housing hits high since 1950. public housing small share. Eisenhower era urged decent housing for all. housing plight debated as starts decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Warbecke
New York
Mort Bae Investment Firm
Warnecke
Federal Reserve Board
TPA
Loftus
New York Times
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Eisenhower
U. S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Washington
Quiz of memory and history themed questions
Ten trivia items cover topics from dairy composition and historical labels to astronomy and opera. Questions ask true or false about milk, Reconstruction era terms, Operation Camid, royal reign lengths, moon phases, jade color, the Boy Orator of the Platte, insulin administration, amnesia, and Handel's Xerxes arias.
Public housing goals amid congressional debate and policy shifts
Federal Housing Administrator Cole cites public support for slum clearance urban redevelopment and low rent housing. Congress debates authorizing 35 000 new units with a compromise range down to 20 000 drawn from 62 000 existing shack homes in need of center. A separate physics note explains that water at 32 degrees F neither freezes nor melts ice at the same temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Congress
House
Senate
Roaming Round News Notes in Corry and Nearby
The column surveys local chatter from Corry with mentions of a fourth Kinley family death, a stranger selling two high quality guns, GOP election prospects, car dealers slow than usual, and a survey favoring the Mutual Benefit Insurance Co. amid local politics. It catalogs stock trading in Corry, the Niagara regatta on WBEN, a Hanover College student destined for Oxford, a Florida church pastor, Ford sales gains, and Route 6 detour changes affecting traffic plus community notes on local vendors, a Lottsville church gathering, and cross border marriage red tape reflecting ongoing regional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinley
Ohio
Corry
Pot
Curren Insurance Company
Vaporté Tesuied
Best Service
Mutual Benefit Insurance Co
Huntingdon
Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Ed Marsh
Fred H. Beall
Erie County
Fine
Harrisburg
Televiewers
WBEN
Buffalo Launch Club
Seattle
Wash
Joe Taggert
Detroit
Lou Fageol
Kent
Gene Marentelte
Guy Lombardo
Jack Buchanan
Wray
Cole
Dartmouth
Bill Zafiropulos
Hanover
N. H
Oxford
England
Unis
Arland V
Briggs
Corry High School
Community Presbyterian Church
Deerfield Beach
Florida
Automobile Center
Ford Motor Com
Center
Main Streets
Columbus
Spring Creek
Guy Mays
Warren
Mays
Will J. Wilcox
East End
Kenneth Nichols
Lottsville Methodist Church
Palmer N. Taylor
David
Lyman Taylor
Lloyd Price
Wayne
Lloyd Price Jr
Canada
Tame six point buck draws visitors to First Ward hill
A year old six point buck has been roaming from Shady Avenue to South Center Street hill since early spring. The tame deer follows people and noticeably entertained residents near the new school site. Some say it was raised in captivity, others believe it grew tame in winter after children fed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Shady Avenue
South Center Street
East Pleasant Street
Cory Tiends
R. G. Walling
USN
Cory
U. & Naval Hospital
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Wallings
Corry
Walling
North Carolina
Washington
Congress
BTN
Weisser
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Community Aid
Oorry
H.W. Curtis
Nina Jewell
Charles McLaughlin
Millie Thomas
Philip Zalznecke
Dorothy Whiteley
Erie County Pool Board
Erie
Miss Whiteley
Rite Ressler
Rex Theatre
Langhurst & Stewart
al East Main St
Joral
Sam Y. Rossiter
New York Stock Exchange
Jamestown
Oil City
Tuffy
Washington Sts
Ritz Restaurant
Firestone Champions
Barney’s Firestone
Miller
Niagara Falls
the Corry Bakery
Pennsylvania Electric Company E. 1
Cherry, DiStrict Mar
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