FHA Military Policy Blasted By House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee accused the Federal Housing Administration of failing to recognize the need for new housing for military personnel. It criticized FHA for quibbling over technicalities, stalled the 1955 military housing program aiming to build 100000 units, and urged a three year extension beyond Sept 30 plus extra funding.
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Federal Housing Administration
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Rep. Rains
D-Ala
City Chiropractors Attend State Meeting In Capital City
Drs. Carl Williams H E Troop and Jack Spencer attended the executive committee meeting of the Oklahoma Chiropractic Physicians association held Saturday at the Biltmore Hotel in Oklahoma City. Subjects discussed included public relations and the educational program for the annual convention June 3 5 in Oklahoma City. Dr Troop is president elect and Dr Williams sits on the board of directors.
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Okahoma City
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Thief Steals Safe From Amble Inn in Paramount
A weekend burglary at the Amble Inn in Paramount ended with a thief removing a safe containing 1075 dollars in cash and 1000 in checks. The intruder forced the front door, and proprietor John Blocker reported the loss to police.
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Amble Inn
John Blocker
Ambler
Boy Accidentally Kills Baby Sister
ST. LOUIS police report a 14 year old, Michael Dwyer, says he suffocated his 24 year old sister Mary after she cried while parents were away. Inquest to determine action against the boy.
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Roger Spreck
Wellston
Michael Dwyer
Raymond Dwyer
Michael
Venice
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Mary
Spreck
Clayton
Dr. John W. Inzer to Speak at First Baptist Banquet
Dr. John W. Inzer of Dallas Texas, former national chaplain of the American Legion, will address the Wildlife Banquet hosted by the Men's Bible Class at First Baptist Church tonight at 7 p.m. Deer and duck will be served. The event, originated by John Manning of Bell Street, highlights a long circuit of Inzer speaking across major U.S. cities and his past Legion and Rotary ties.
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American Legion
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John Manning
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Inzer
H. G. Manning
Dearborn
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Austin
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Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Auburn Put Under Indefinite Probation by SEC
The executive committee of the Southeastern Conference placed Auburn on indefinite probation and barred the school from any post season bowl games following a payoff offer to high school football twins Harry and Robert Beaube.
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Southeastern Conference
Auburn
Harry and
Robert Beaube
Civil Defense Play Inspires Cool Heads At Dunbar School
Timid Tommy leads students through a mock bomb warning as civil defense records spark panic. The third and fourth graders present the play directed by Mrs. Mary Nell Walker with sound by Donell Lipscomb and Johnny Reece. Principal Lemuel Harkey urges calm in emergencies.
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Lemuel Harkey
Reservoir Land Parley Tonight
Lawton officials seek permission to core test Apache property for a municipal lake. Elgin area property owners meet at 7 30 p m in the community house to discuss the request, Mayor C R Ellsworth reveals today.
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Eisenhower to receive new medical report on reelection decision
President Eisenhower's doctors, joined by Dr. Paul Dudley White, will assess tests from Saturday. Findings will be released late tomorrow or Wednesday, after which the President may consider re election plans. He will then travel to Thomasville, Georgia, to visit Humphrey's plantation for several days.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
West Coast
Thomasville
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Broken leg a trifle bland in Virginia tale
John Richardson walked home from work in Bland, Virginia, slipped on his wife’s waxed floor and broke his leg. He will return to work tomorrow at State Road Camp 31 where he serves as a guard. The leg broken was his wooden one.
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John Richardson
State Road Camp 31
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