Rent controls and subsidies worsen housing shortage, warns report
The article argues that postwar rent controls and subsidized housing create a permanent housing shortage by curtailing modernization, accelerating deterioration, and driving private investment away. It cites British policy as mirroring France, warns of future financial disaster from easy mortgage credit, and notes prospects of homeowners becoming renters as foreclosures rise.
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Economic Bulletin
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Fragmentary Biblical Verse Quotation
A fragment from a biblical verse appears, quoting Corinthians 3:8 about harvest and labor in the field. The line reflects a religious text reference rather than a news item or event.
The Amerasia Case and the Call for Truth
These Days by George E. Sokolsky argues the Amerasia espionage case must be fully investigated going back to 1934, naming Harold Ware cell figures and high government officials. The piece praises journalists who exposed suppression and urges non political national unity for truth.
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James Forrestal
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Harold Ware
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Litvinov
Alger Hiss
Harry Dexter White
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Walter Winchell Man About Town Gossip Flurry
Walter Winchell reports a landslide of Hollywood and social intrigue with divorces, elopements, marriages, and feuds. Names include Carmen Miranda, Conrad Nagel, Barbara Hoffman, Joan Wynn, Peggy Ann Garner, Peter Donald, Mrs Erskine Hawkins, Thelme Carpenter, Lorenzo Fuller, Joyce Mathews, Gus Van, Geo Ross, FL DeCordova, Pat Medina, Darrylin Zanuck, Ellen Drew, Win Walker, Lydia Makaro, Axel Weimer-Gren, and Coleen Gray amid palace intrigue and tabloid sensationalism. The piece sketches rumors of divorces, separations, engagements, legal actions, and cross-hemisphere scandals, with a flurry of short, sharp celebrity bits and a looming tabloid death date.
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Carmen Biranda
Conrad Nagel
Barbara Hoffman
Tom Mix
Wil Claytons
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Brendwynne
Joan Wynn
Peter Donald
Erskine Hawkins
Thelyme Carpenter
Lorenzo Fuller
Kiss Me
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Peggy Ann Garner
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Redden
Stanley
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Mike Todd
Joyce Mathews
Gus van
Geo. Ross
FL DeCordova
Richard Greene
Pat Medina
Darrylin Zanuck
Ellen Drew
Micem Pitchas
Win~ Walker
Broadway Buzz and Miscues Across Media and Society
A scrambled column of names and events spans theater, broadcasting, and society. Notes include editors and publishers, a CBS dispute with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, a rented Madison building owned by the Uris brothers, and celebrity gossip about Margaret Truman and Frank Sinatra. Also mentioned are custody battles, Westminster prep news, and a Detroit–Gotham media thread with scattered references to music and sports figures.
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Frank Erickson
Madison
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St Fouls
S & Boy
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X Ray and Radium Treatment Benefits and Uses
Dr A No Bundeson explains irradiation with X rays and radium as a versatile therapy for infections and inflammatory conditions. It speeds healing by reducing lymphocytes and improving blood flow, helps carbuncles boils sinus infections neuritis bursitis and arthritis, shrinks tonsillar overgrowths and keloids, and can aid in cases where surgery is unsuitable.
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Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
Arthur Rug Baer mocks the Republican party and its figures in a satirical column. He quips about spies, Truman, a street parade in St. Louis, and GOP missteps. The piece leans on humor about haircuts and absurd comparisons, ending with a note on distribution by T,X, 8.
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Harry
St. Louis
Ten and Twenty Years Ago June 22 1840
Pleas that Americans forget petty differences and unite to buildup an impregnable national defense were addressed to 3000 people at the Americanism rally sponsored by the Past Commanders Association of Texas.
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