Blight Battle Spurs Limited Rehab in Los Angeles Housing
The 3245 West 14th Street building in Los Angeles faced blight at year end 1952. A program of limited rehabilitation restored the structure with basic repairs and modernization in baths and kitchens. Rentals for furnished one bedroom units were kept between 42 and 60 dollars monthly to fit tenant means. The approach mirrors nationwide housing action and calls for expanded community and neighborhood efforts. Lumber magnate Fritz Burns urged the industry to address blight as a national business opportunity.
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West 14Th Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Agen Lee
ACTIO
Fritz Burns
California
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Action plan to curb urban blight in American neighborhoods
The piece describes the ACTION program led by Fritz Burns and supported by the American Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods and national building groups. It argues private rehabilitation block by block can reclaim blighted West 14th Street Los Angeles areas and other cities while warning of continued decline if owners act alone. It cites slum areas in Chicago Detroit New York and more and notes Burns’s rehab efforts in Los Angeles Ben son Hill district.
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Midwest
Burns
American Council
West 14Th St
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Boswit
Baltimore
Washington
Pioneer Burns
Tony
Fritz Burns
Eisenhower
Advertising Council
ACION
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New program information by postcard request
A note indicates that more details on the new program will be mailed upon postcard request. The item specifies a postal method to obtain further information. No dates or named organizations are provided in the readable text.
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Visiting relatives and local shippers reported in Gaylord News
Julia Howard visited by her sister Kate Pollman from Yelm Washington arrives at North Bend airport in a private plane flown by Pollman’s son and wife Low and Mrs Slyter. Berlyn Huntley and two girls visited Glenn Shields in Bridge. Klorice Luttrell visiting Charleston with Al Satterlee family and plans a Central Oregon camping trip. Sheepmen shipped lambs to California led by O T Fison L Lund John Carman James McWilliams James Neal Marvin Barzee.
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Julia Howard
Kate Pollman
Yelm
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Oregon
O. T. Fison
L. Lund
John Carman
Jas. McWilliams
James Neal
Marvin Barzee
California
Beach picnics and visits mark weekend notices
The report lists local residents at Sunset beach and Shoreacres, visitors at Fairview, and dinner guests from Port Orford and Floras Creek. It notes several families and individuals including the Marman Luttrell Thompsons Williams Huntleys Hollenbeck OConnor and Hayes attended the funeral Monday.
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Fred O’connor
Floras Creek
John Hayes
Paul Bunyan theme drives Greenacres Fair lineup
Greenacres Fair features 4-H groups The Blue Ox Gang Cross Cuts Chore Girls Flapjacks and more with events at Greenacres grange hall on Sunday August 7 from 10 am to 3 pm. County fair entry tags due by August 10 and preliminary contests begin at Anson ers farm on South Coos River. New home economics contests include cookie baking button sewing and a small team contest for 4-H members.
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Great Northwest Woods
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Greenacres Fair
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Ansoners
South Coos River
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