Housing down payments easing may start by September
Government officials privately expect reduced minimum cash down payments on houses by September or August and possibly Oct 1. If construction slows to under 1.2 million yearly, down payments could drop to five percent, aiding buyers in the 25000-plus price range. veterans still could buy under 7,000 with nothing down. Revenue refunds near completion as checks total about 550,000 more, lifting total refunds to 28% million with average payout around 64 dollars.
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Housing Credit Controls
Federal Reserve Board
Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Congress
The
Revenue Bureau
Rural Carriers Elect Kansas Leader at Salina Meet
Ralph McCue of Moscow Kansas was chosen president of the Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association at a three day Salina convention. Others named included Glen Lane of Phillipsburg as vice president Roy Hudson of Wilsey as secretary treasurer. The women's auxiliary elected Mrs D E Moore of Dexter as president Mrs J H Fisher of Belpre as vice president and Mrs Gerald F Griggs of Delphos as secretary treasurer.
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Salina
Ralph McCue
Moscow
Kas
Kansas’ Rural Letters Carriers Association
Glen I. Lane
Phillipsburg
Roy Hudson
Wilsey
Women’s Auxiliary
D. E. Moore
Dexter
J. H. Fisher
Belpre
Gerald F. Griggs
Delphos
Navy Planes Raid Seoul and Front-Line Fight Near Hill
American carrier planes attacked Changjin Reservoir and Red rail yards in Korea while a U N infantry clash persisted on a central front hill. Five Red tanks shelled the hill for hours as Communist jets faced Sabre interceptions. Capt. Arthur H. McCarthy of Dearborn, Michigan, listed among credited flyers.
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Seoul
Korea
Changjin
Towa
U. N
Eammunist
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Arthur H. McCarthy
Dearborn
Mich
Sunday School Social Set for July 17 at Big Springs
In Big Springs the E U B Adults Sunday School Class led by Sam Dark will hold a social Thursday evening July 17 at 8 in the church basement. Funeral services for Cyrus W. Boursaw were held at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Glen Riley officiating. Burial followed in Zion cemetery near Watson. Mrs. E Rippetoc of Topeka aided at the Boursaw home. Rev and Mrs Glen Riley visited Kansas City after morning services. Etta Boursaw dined Sunday with her niece Mrs. Fred Wulfkuhle and family. Dwight Henry of Clinton hosted a family gathering.
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E.U.B
Sam ‘Dark
Cyrus W. Boursaw
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glen Riley
Zion Cemetery
Watson
E. Rippetoc
Topeka
Boursaw
Kansas City
Etta Boursaw
Fred Wulfkuhle
Wulfkuhle
Letha
Dwight Henry
Clinton
Leavenworth Official Fred Vanderschmidt Sr. Dies
Fred Vanderschmidt Sr. died at 77 in a Leavenworth hospital after a heart attack at his office. He served as city license collector for many years and was chief European correspondent for Newsweek in London, previously a foreign correspondent for the Associated Press.
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Leavenworth
Fred Van@erschmidt Sr
Ne Hall
Fred Vanderschmidt Sr
Newsweek Magazine
London
Associated Press
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