Half Of Vets Dissatisfied With Housing In Hagerstown
The Washington County Veterans Housing Committee reports about 50 percent of Hagerstown veterans express dissatisfaction with current housing based on early county survey returns. Many live with relatives or in college housing, while some homes lack plumbing and house two or three families in space meant for one.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Veterans Housing Committee
Ralph Tagg
Ingie
Allegany County
Baltimore
Veterans” Housing Com
James
Lazzati
the Commission
Allegany
Survey Shows Veterans Housing Preferences Across Counties
In Cumberland and Allegany County, veterans cite housing needs with 203 wanting to rent, 194 to build, 94 to buy, and 66 unsure how to obtain shelter. Most seek modest costs under 6 000 dollars, with few able to pay up to 15000. Larrati to mail 16000 questionnaires in Baltimore and 350000 more in eleven counties. survey aims to finish statewide by July. Rev Reese Poffenberger spoke on health habits and temperance at Woodsboro school with W C T U involvement and visiting attendees.
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Cumberland
Allegany County
Larrati
Baltimore County
Reese Poffenberger
Woodsboro W. C. T. U
Woodsboro
Mr. Poffenberger
Convicts Describe Kilby Prison Display in Alabama
Five young white convicts testified at Kilby prison in Montgomery detailing harsh penal conditions as a prison director staged a public showcase to illustrate how criminals are manufactured. The crowd reacted with shock and some departed, while the men spoke of their experiences in graphic terms.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kilby
la Boy
Frank Boswell
Alabama
Prison officials confront abuse in segregated system
Voices from inmates describe sexual abuse by older convicts and during dope parties in Mississippi. Boswell tells the crowd he aims to help through two rigid segregation systems, urging restraint and reform for young first offenders.
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Mississippi
Boswell
Maryland jobless aid declined as coal strike ended
The Department of Employment Security reported 3785 original claims filed last week in Maryland as work resumed after the coal strike. Checks totaled 239149 dollars with about 1500 workers laid off by 14 firms, Chairman Russell S. Davis told Governor Lane in his weekly report.
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Annapolis
Department of Employment Security
Russell S.davis
Lane
Maryland
Davis
Practice Attack Planned by U S Air Force B 29s
Frankfurt reports three groups of U S Air Force B 29 bombers will stage a practice attack on Port Said in North Africa tomorrow. Based temporarily at Fuentenfeldbruck in Southern Germany the bombers will fly 2600 miles round trip to Port Said and back in about 17 hours. Part of the flight will be over Northern Italy.
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Germany
U. S.air Force
Port Said
North Africa
Fuestenfelbruck
U. S. Air Force
Said
Suez Canal
Italy
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