President backs slum housing work as moral duty
President Eisenhower told Olin Linn that Americans of all parties accept providing decent housing for those in slums as a moral obligation. He praised citizen groups and noted the two day National Housing Conference meeting. The letter did not mention the administration’s request to fund low rent housing at 25,000 units next year, a plan the House rejected while the Senate panel suggests restoring funds at 35,000 units.
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Retail Food at Low Spot Since 1950
The Agriculture Department reports retail food costs at their lowest since December 1950. A fixed quantity costing 735 in 1952 could be bought for 701 by April this year, with beef prices contributing to the decline. Farm prices fell 10 percent in Q1 1953 versus a year earlier, while retail prices dropped 3 percent due to higher marketing charges.
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Desmond First Ocean Pearl Button Shirt with Spread Collar
A refined shirt described as hand-use ready and rinseable in a basin. It features a single needle tailored construction for smoother seams and better fit, spread collar, French cuffs, French fronts, and finest ocean pearl buttons.
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