Rent Gouging Warned as Rates Rise in Defense Areas
Washington reports federal authorities urge landlords to restrain rent hikes to reasonable levels or face action. The Office of Price Administration notes increases from five percent to extreme spikes up to 100 percent in defense zones. Karl Borders, rent expert, says the stabilization program targets rapid worker and soldier family inflows where construction lags. A survey across 44 defense areas shows acute high rents in smaller communities and widespread rises in major defense hubs, listing cities such as Camden New Jersey Seattle Birmingham Gary and others in shipbuilding aircraft munitions and steel sectors.
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New US Army Aims to Become Formidable Peacetime Force
The expanded U S Army acts like a new baseball team with no game experience as field maneuvers begin across ten southern states. From California to Tennessee to Louisiana, 550 000 regulars guards and reserves will practice in fourteen exercises, building to a clash of four field Armies in September and a finale with full armored and air coordination.
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Carolinas
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Ex Honor Student Refuses Draft Report in Wake Forest Case
David Morgan 24 of Wake Forest declined to complete the draft questionnaire and sent a 17 page explanation. The Wake County board gave him a deadline, but he did not respond, and the case will go to U S District Attorney J O Carr. Morgan, a former honor student, opposes war and the selective service program on personal convictions.
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Selective Service
David Morgan
Wake Forest
U. S
J. O. Carr
Wilmington
Morgan
Wake County Selective Service Board
North Carolina
J. Vann B. Metts
Wake Forest College
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Military Troop Boost at Plant as Inquiry Begins
Los Angeles reports 4000 troops, including the Fifteenth Infantry and Camp Hunter Liggett units, guard North American Aviation after a CIO UAW strike shut the plant for four days. Army patrols, assurances of normal output, and district attorney investigators accompany union-busting allegations amid resumed contract talks and a Bridges deposition.
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C.I.O. United Automobile Workers
Fifteenth Infantry
Hunter Liggett
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Camp Seeley
E Centre
Branshaw
North American
San Francisco
Richard T. Frankensteen
UAW Aircraft Division
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