Experts Forecast Trouble Ahead In Housing Market
New York analysts warn of rising housing trouble as prices stay high and foreclosures rise. Mortgage terms, wage costs, and inflation loom as decisive factors, with opinions split on timing and extent of a potential downturn.
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New York
George W. Warnecke
Dow Service, Inc
Herman O. Walther
Chicago
Bell Savings and Loan Association
Warnecke
Myron L. Matthews
Dow Service
Ccal
Nto
Walter
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
F. W. Dodge Corp
Federal Housing Administration
New Coaxial Cable and Radio Relays Bind U S
New electronic marvels coaxial cables and radio relays gradually bind the nation in a vast communications network. AT and T and Bell System subsidiaries install both systems to carry telephone and telegraph traffic and television over long distances. Western Union relies on radio relay alone.
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New York
American Telephone. and Telegraph Co
Bell System
Western Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
A. T. and
Atlantic Coast
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Miami
Richmond
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cleveland Philadelphia
Midwest
Boston
Toledo
Detroit
Milwaukee
Washington
Pittsburgh
New York-Philadelphia
Wne
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
San Francisco
Twenty Colleges Hold Fifth of U S Higher Enrollment
New York University tops the list with 486 267 students among 20 colleges and universities that account for about 20 percent of all U S college enrollment. California Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan follow, each with more than 100 000 students.
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New York
United States
U. S. Office of Education
New York University
University of California
City College of New
Syracuse University
University of Texas
University of Pittsurgh
University of Pennsylvania
Boston University
Wayne University
Temple University
University of Washington
Office of Education
California
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
Man Shot For Stepping On Another's Toe
Chicago police report a fatal shooting after a man stepped on another's toes in a near South Side restaurant. Joseph Grezda, 27, died from gunshot wounds. Charles Tanborey, 26, and Raymond Fassett, 40, both of Chicago, were arrested nearby. Tanborey allegedly drew a pistol and forced Grezda and his companion to an alley where the shooting occurred. Fassett was later arrested.
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Chicago
Joseph Grezda
Charles Tanborey
Raymond Fassett
Paul Johnson
Grezda
Tanthorey
Frank Holub
Fassett
Lieut. Johnson
Tanborey
Grzeda
Heen
Holub
Hours Changed At Rent Control Office In High Point
J. F. Jones rent control administrator said services will move to the Greensboro office for two weeks. High Point office hours drop from five to two days a week. Jones will be in High Point room 215 Tuesday and Thursday and at Greensboro Monday Wednesday Friday due to illness in Greensboro.
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J. F. Jones
High Point
Greensboro
Jones
British Seek Smog Relief
London reports the National Smoke Abatement Society warns that cheerful open fires harm households and orchids. Manchester chimneys delay housewives by an hour per wash day vs Harrogate. A winter smog caused orchid losses at Kew Gardens. The group estimates smoke damage in Britain at least 000,000 annually.
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London
Manchester
Harrogate
England
Kew Gardens
St. Louis
Britain
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Paramount
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Chester K. Bowles
White House
Truman
Bowles
OPA
International
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