U S Drafts Luxury Housing Ban Sparks Production Talks
Washington reports a three day dispute ended with a proposed regulation to curb luxury housing. The plan would cap single family homes at 1500 square feet with limits on steel and copper use. FHA and NPA officials will reconvene February 11 to discuss changes before expected enactment later this month.
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Raymound F. Foley
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Bogus Bill Ring Busted in Chicago by Secret Service
Secret Service agents posing as hoodlums broke a counterfeiting ring that printed fake bonds and about 2.2 million dollars in counterfeit money over four years. Three men were arrested and arraigned, with a fourth linked as a minor figure in the west-side operation run by the Sferos brothers.
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Secret Service
Tiarry D. Anheier
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Sam Sferos
Ankerey
William Skally
Eisenhower Appeal Reflects Public Desire for Decency
The column notes the public’s lack of knowledge about General Eisenhower’s views on labor taxes and education. It questions why there is a nationwide push for him as a candidate, suggesting it stems from a belief that he embodies decency in public life beyond party entanglements.
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General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Torrance Strike Ends at U S Steel Plant
A 1100 CIO workers walkout at the U S Steel plant in Forrance ended after four weeks. Plant PR chief Frank Surs said operations would resume within three days and the stoppage cost 17 000 tons of steel. Local 1414 United Steel Workers gave no statement.
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Reds U N Agree on Police Observer Teams
Allied and Communist truce negotiators at Panmunjom reached a compromise on police observer teams for the demilitarized zone, settling at 10 after earlier proposals of 15 by the U N and five by the Reds. Prisoner of war exchange progress was slower but amiable as talks continued, with hopes to move to staff officers for remaining details.
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Panmunjom
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Invasion Exercises Cancelled Off Malta Reaches
In Valletta Malta on February four officials announced assault training on Malta Reaches, scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, has been canceled. The move affects ongoing allied exercises and reduces planned activities in the area.
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Valletta
Malta
Too Close Horse Hits Boy Near Magolia Avenue
Six-year-old Kenneth Buck was treated at Seaside Hospital after a horse knocked him down while he admired it from behind 3782 Magnolia Ave. Police report the horse fled the scene.
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Kenneth Buck
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