Eight Home Permits and Moose Club Addition Issued
City records show eight new homes approved and a 5150,000 addition to the Moose Club at 110 West South Street. City Engineer W Raymond Walter said office traffic is heavy with permit applications and that projects over 30,000 will be issued this month. May’s total edged past last year with several Spring Valley home permits listed, including dwellings on Perth Market Street Masnoha Avenue and Spring Valley blocks, plus a 15,000 masonry Moose Club addition and other small structures. Louis Tiffany’s favrile glass noted in a historical aside.
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Moose Club
West South Street
W. Raymond Walter
Spring Valley Homes
Nermar Hh Blubaugh
Perth Market Street
Joseph M Hiine
Masnoha Avenue
C. B. Wichard
Spring Valley
R. Patrick Turner
R. Patricks Turner
Gwalling
Marlowe al
Cline
Frederick Fraternal Home Association
Floods Shrink Crop Losses Across Midwest and Nation
Washington reports western floods devastate thousands of acres of early planted crops but overall U S food supply not threatened. Agriculture officials cite bumper output potential and only a small fraction of cropland affected. Emergency relief bill funds levee and flood protection as fields like oats corn and soybeans face damage.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Towa
Massour Mois
Kansas
Midwestern
Congress
Army Engineers
Early frost risks loom over Purmermere corn crop
Officials expect a corn harvest of at least 3.0 billion bushels despite late planted acreage in Purmermere facing frost. The forecast is 287 million bushels below last year’s record but roughly 400,000 bushels above the 1935-44 average, aided by a 350 million bushel carryover from the prior crop. Mrs. Kefauver announces she located heir Edward Beison and notes stock and four checks totaling 864 each were received, not 2625 as once reported.
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Purmermere
Daniel Kefauver
Edward Beison
Bion Boost
Kefauver
Setson
Sik
Modified Rent Control Bill Heads to Truman
The bill extends rent controls through February with a 15 percent increase allowed with tenant consent in a lease. Passed by the House on a voice vote, it now goes to President Truman who urged a full year extension. Senator Sparkman called it better than no law, while Senator Taylor commented on its permissive increase provision.
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Washington
White House
House
Truman
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Taylor
Idaho
Rent Control Debate Sparks Warning Over Tenant Protections
During a brief Senate debate the bill to ease rent control faced strong warnings that it would erase protections for tenants. Senator Hawkes of New Jersey supported a permissive increase up to 15 percent tied to leases through 1948, while opponents warned of potential abuse by landlords. The discussion highlighted concerns about the future of tenant rights.
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Hawkes
R-Nj
Kong
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Cavell’s
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Morrell
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Oxydol
Calif
Snurr
North
Bentz Street
Margerine
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Williamson’s Drug Store
VY. G. Mercer, Ph. G
Caeats
Clara-Val
Apri Austin
Worton
Maxwell House Coffee
Maryland
Tance
Hershey's Baking Chocolate
Liquor Department
Schenley
Samteyraes
Texas
California
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Third Streets
Chase & Sanborne Coffee
Pt. Jar
McCormick
U. S. No
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Aundry
Florida
Suburban Club
High Rock
N. B. C. Ritz Crackers
Gibb’s Pork & Beans
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