Housing chief says private builders bear bulk of low income housing
Federal housing administrator Raymond Foley told a Senate House subcommittee that private builders must shoulder most of the low and moderate income housing job while public housing remains only part of the solution. He hailed the 1948 housing act as a milestone and said he would present proposals for Congress in January. Foley warned it would be unwarranted to assume federal aid must house all 2.3 million families in the $2, 68 income bracket, or that homeowners are already adequately housed. Separately, labor secretary Tobin urged expanding social security for retired workers and dependents, aligning with Truman push for broader coverage. In California, Ben Boillot, 71, died of a heart attack at his farm near Jamestown after a long career including a Lupus store. He is survived by family and eight grandchildren. funeral set for Friday in Boonville.
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Raymond ‘M. Foley
Senate-House
Foley
Truman
Congress
Labor Tobin
California
Sipetiall
Ben Boillot
Jamestown
Osage County
Aud
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Jules
Mary
Cramer Boillot
Rose Sullins
Highland, Qu
Boillet
Thomas Duffy
Yoxahonta
Japan
Raymond Smith
Lone’ Elm
Boillot
Jamestown Methodist Church
Boonville
Four Cars Damaged in Traffic Mishaps
Jefferson City police reported two separate car accidents Tuesday morning injuring no one. A. M. Clark and Ney Stone vehicles on Highway 50 West sustained about $50 damage each after Clark backed into traffic and was hit by Stone. A third vehicle owned by Edward Kampeter on Benton Street in the 200 block sustained about $50 damage in a collision.
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Jefferson City
A. M. Clark
Boonville Read
Carney Stone
Madison
Clark
Stone
Edward Kampeter
Benton Street
GOP Strategists Agree to Shed Me Tooism
CHICAGO December 14 AP Republican party strategy leaders said they must shed me too ism and offer voters a clear choice on 1950 election issues. Summerfield heads a policy group that will draft principles with a policy committee to be named. Gabrielson seeks a February policy statement and vows a clear cut affirmative program to regain Congress, criticizing past campaigns for letting Democrats carry the issues.
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Chicago
Republican Party
GOP
Arthur E. Summerfield
Michigan
Summerfield
Guy Gabrielson
National Committee
Gabrielson
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Demos
Democratic Party
Toyshop owner fined for loud toy train noise
BEDMINSTER New Jersey December 14 AP Toyshop owner Seals rigged a loudspeaker to broadcast realistic chugging and tooting from toy trains. Nearby residents complained as a child reportedly lay awake until 10 PM. Seals was fined $15 in police court. His attorney George W Algair said he would appeal.
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Bedminster
N.J
Orville Seals
Seals
George W‘algair
Work slows to routine as Truman delegates duties
President Truman reduces direct workload at the White House. John R. Steelman and Clark M. Clifford handle most tasks, routing necessary legislative and research work to Washington staff. They prepare the state of the union message for cabinet review while plans for January tax and budget proposals remain undeclared. Presidential Press Secretary Charles G. Ross adds commentary.
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Key West
Fla
White House
Truman
John R. Steelman
Clark M. Clifford
Steffers
Washington
State of the Union
Congress Vna
Charles G. Ross
President to Return for Policy Talks Before Christmas
The article notes basic policy decisions on the tax program will wait for the President’s return to Washington. It highlights his vacation activities including swimming walking and sunbathing. He will fly to Independence Missouri for Christmas with family after a Washington stay, and appeals for Christmas cheer for armed forces personnel unable to take leave.
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Washington
Independence
Lions Hear Talk on Early Mathematician Archimedes
At a noon Lions Club luncheon in the Missouri hotel yesterday, B. C. Wagner of Associated General Contractors of Missouri spoke on Archimedes and his mathematical inventions. Guests included Rolia Stephens, Charles Henson of Dallas, Texas, O. C. Dickson of Green Bay, Wisconsin, and Ben Meyer, a former Capital City resident now back in town.
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Archimedes
Missouri Hotel
B.C. Li. Wagner
General Contractors of
Missouri
Guesta
Rolia Stéphens
Doplin
Charles Henson
Dallas
Texas
C. Dickson
Ben Meyer
Dickson
Meyer
Citians
West Des Moines
Iowa
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