Battle Over FHA Control Behind Fraud Charges
Washington report explains a power struggle over FHA governance as the FBI probes alleged irregularities in two FHA programs. The piece notes Hollyday’s resistance to Cole’s control, raises fraud concerns in home modernization and 608 mortgage schemes, and cites 251 608 cases totaling about 75 million dollars.
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FHA
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FBI
House
Senate
Congress
Albert M. Cole
Kansas
Guy T. C. Hollyday
Baltimore
HHFA
Cole
Hollyday
White House
Sherman Adams
Holliday
Unemployment Claims In State Show Decline
Unemployment figures show a 45.8 percent drop in new claims for the week ended April 17. Initial claims totaled 4,919 with Baltimore residents accounting for 2,326. Statewide payments reached 702,623 dollars, aided by April claim surges and wage credits from the previous year.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment Security
Maryland
Hagerstown
Cambridge
Cumberland
Towson
Crisfield
Chestertown
Salisbury
Haperstown
Frederick
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Elkton
Oakland
Westmin
Larceny Case Heard by Magistrate in People’s Night Court
In Leonardtown Maryland on April 21 a magistrate convicted Harry Kintz of larceny based on circumstantial evidence. He was jailed 30 days in default of $50 fine after being accused by Myrtle Smith of Frederick who said her wallet with important documents was taken from her car. Kintz admitted sitting in the front seat drinking beer while Smith unlocked the car gears. The jury found circumstantial evidence pointed to him though his relatives testified he did not reach into the bag. Costs totaling 320 were paid by the complainant and friends. Not guilty verdicts were returned for Jesse W. Thomas on assault and battery against his daughter-in-law.
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Harry Kintz
Klineharts Alley
Edward J. Smith
Kintz
Myrtle Smith
Frederick
Thurmont
Sergt
Harry Philips
Bernard King
Paul Mossburg
Smith
Thomas
Ian
Jesse W. Thomas
New London
Leonardtown
Lillian Thomas
St. Mary’s County
Chevrolet's New Styling and Power Explained
A Chevrolet dealer outlines reasons to buy the new Chevy: looks with front and rear design, bright colors, and Body by Fisher quality. It highlights the Blue-Flame engines, Powerglide, economy from 7.4 to 1 compression, and optional features like Power Steering and Power Brakes. Chevrolet is billed as the most popular car due to fit, finish, and value.
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Chevrolet
Fisher
Bel Air
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Charles Holden
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