U S Housing Economy Perspective by Nathan Straus
Nathan Straus of the United States Housing Authority restates the public housing case in terms of cost and tax capacity. The article outlines economic benefits of public housing for individuals, communities, and business, noting higher tax revenue potential, reduced police and welfare burdens, and stimulated local economies through building activity and related industries. It cites project totals, loan contracts, and construction costs across states and territories, with regional rent figures per room.
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United States
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Straus
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United States Housing Authority
Gas in Water Cause of Fire at LSU Area
Baton Rouge March 25. Gas seeping into city water caused fires during drilling near Louisiana State University. A man near an old field hose released gas, triggering a stream of fire instead of water. An explosion around midnight destroyed a two family residence and damaged a bathroom in a separate incident. No injuries reported.
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Baton Rouge
Rowan
Louisiana State University
All Fied
Cme
Murphy Delivers Income Tax Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Murphy delivers flat opinion sustaining Oklahoma law taxing income of national banks from United States government bonds. The ruling upholds state authority to tax bank earnings despite Congress tax exemptions, affirming the Oklahoma Supreme Court decision in favor of the tax.
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Washington
Justice Murphy
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
United Bidl
Congress
Murphy
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Dallas Women in L A About Meeting Mrs Boltgler at Gunter
Mrs Sallie Boltgler of Dallas state elder director of the Women's Benefit association arrived Monday to arrange a state convention to be held in June 1944 at the Gunter hotel. The session will feature a queen's coronation at a Gunter dance as the nightlight, with about 360 junior and senior members expected to attend.
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Sallie Boltgler
Dalas
Eld
Women's Benefit Association
Gunter Hotel
Boltgler
Gunter
Gunter Yar
Radio at Filling Station Theft Reported
Theft of a radio from the filling station office at 702 Man Avenue was reported to police. The incident involved a suspect described as Montiay vy Robert Rivas. A separate note mentions clothing valued at zero taken from a vehicle parked on Pecah Street in the 100 block.
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Man Avenue
Montiay Vy
Robert Rivas
D. Bl
Roche
Nevada Street
Ints
Pecah Street
Green Hill to Vote on Fresh Water District Proposal
The county commission scheduled a Monday April 20 hearing to decide if a Fresh Water Supply District should be established in Dream Hill Green Hill area. Proposal 1 aims to create the district with a public vote to determine its formation and funding.
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Emits
Courage Letter Brings News Of Poland Family
Mrs. Mary Wood a hotel manicurist receives a censored letter bearing the official seal. It carries word that her mother and four brothers are alive amid the invasion, though health details are omitted. The letter arrives after months of hope. She says she will not return to Poland or relive the wartime memory.
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Mary Wood
Pliage
Poland
Ashe
Wood
United Blates
Libel suit over will clause filed by Mrs Mary Martin
Mrs Mary Leo Gialiam Martin sues relatives of the late Walter N Graham for 10000 in Thirty seventh District Court alleging the will excludes a daughter from his first marriage and seeks damages. Plaintiffs claim she is that daughter and name Florence T Graham Walter N Graham Billy N Graham Florence Graham Bodder and Adam Bodder as defendants. Graham died December 17 1999. Plaintiff and her husband R Martin are named.
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Walter N. Graham
Martin
Florence Tuller Graham
Billy N. Graham
Florence Graham Bodder
Adam Bodder
Bodder
Graham
National Association of Balrdressers Convene in San Antonio
Three officers of the National Association of Balrdressers and Cosmetologists arrived in San Antonio on Monday to map plans for the national convention set for September 16 to 18. The meeting at the Gunter hotel included presidents Mia Bina Emine Bt. Louis, secretary A. Sperber of St. Louis, and vice president Mia Mae Riggon of Corpus Christi. Attendance is expected to reach 4000.
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National Association of Balrdressers and Cosmetologists
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Mia
Bina Emine
Bt. Louis
A. Sperber
St. Louis
Mae Riggon
Corpus Chriati
Kelly Class Off for Army Games
Members of the latest Kelly fled graduating class held ceremonies Saturday and departed by train Monday to observe maneuvers of the Third Army in Georgia Alabama and South Carolina. The group of 217 flying cadets and army officers postponed the move to gain extra flying time.
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Kelly
Third Army
Georgia
Alabame
South Carolina
Washington Market Receives Mixed Produce Prices Drop
Market notes a varied shipment including Washington Wine and celery with prices ranging from 34¢ to 8 hours trading. Florida celery crates sell higher at around 4.25, apples and grapes show mixed demand, lem ons and onions price ranges listed, while carrots, cabbages, and greens move at modest rates. Strong entity presence includes Washington and Florida shipments, with crates of apples and lemons cited among key items.
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Shinmenta
Washington
Florida Celery
Fonday Dt
Atend
Hk Potntons
Airbank
Presbyterians to Begin Spring Sessions in Austin Area
The Austin Presbytery of the Presbyterian church will start its spring sessions Tuesday at Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian church, led by Rev. Edgar Hub bard. Women’s work in the church will be discussed with readers Mrs. Julius P. F. Johnson Smithville and Mr. G. Comer Austin assisting, and Mrs. Frederick E. Brook to lead on Spiritual Life. Election of officers is set for Tuesday afternoon, with Miss Rachel Benftt of Chicago, secretary of the board of national missions, speaking at the evening session.
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Austin
Rachel Benftt
Chicago
Board of Ational Missions
Everlig
Committee Named on Optimist Event
A committee to plan a San Antonio Optimist and Optimist Miss clubs installation party was formed by president B. V. Clem Jena. Members include Mrs. Silnabetth Hoh ner, Hadice Gerhart, Mrs. Opa Ferguson, Mrs. Evelyn Newman, and others. The event is set for April 3 in the rose room of the Ginter hotel. Incoming presidents are Mrs. Elson Kehler hott and Ralph Onveher. Mt Vesuvine Bury notes $0 Keown per Hons of Mt Vesuvius in Italy.
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Waming
San Antonio Optimist
Optimissa
Garol Kenton
Optimisaus Prast
Dent
Ohi
Art
B. V. Clem Jena
Silnabetth Hohner
Myé
Hadice Gerhart
Opa Ferguson
Evelyn, Newman
Coftihe Delevan
Mataaret Cunningham
Mra
Net
Population of Vatican City at 1900 census
Vatican City, the independent state under the pope, reported a population of about 1004 at the 1900 census. The tiny enclave in Rome continues to be governed as a sovereign entity with its unique religious and administrative status.
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Vativan
Vatican City
Iaale
Pope
Aoenat
Texas Cowboys Boycott Hotel Over Cowhide Boots Tale
A long forgotten incident at a Texas hotel led to a cattlemen boycott lasting years. Cowboys wore cowhide boots to a fancy dinner, prompting the door guard to challenge them and a porter to ask them to leave. Today many stockmen still shun the hotel, though few know why. The piece urges soil conservation in Wilson and Guadalupe counties as dust and drought threaten arid lands, noting windblown topsoil and tree loss worsened by two years of drought.
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Texas
Serms
Cnthe
Geeocration
Waa
Tayé
Storm
Wilson
Guadalupe County
Oklahoma
Optometrist Slated for Honors in Boston Ceremony
Dr. Nelson Greeman of San Antonio is named an honorary fellow of the Distinguished Service Foundation of Optometry. He is cited for contributions to visual research and serves on the advisory board of the American Research Council of Optometry. The honor is announced for the annual convocation in Boston on April 1.40.
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Nelson Greeman
San Antonio
O Slé
Steffler Plans City Tour With Mayor Maverick
Commissioner Stettler announced Monday he would take Mayor Maverick on a department tour to inspect facilities and discuss projects, describing the planned inspection as an upcoming Wednesday afternoon event with Stetfier and staff.
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Brel
Paw Stettler
Micky Maverick
Stetfier
Miss Wiggins Heads to W C T U Regional Meet
Miss Lenn Dell Wiggins of Wishar vor, national secretary of the Loyal Temperance Union, accompanied by San Antonio delegates, travels to Fort Worth for the regional W C T U conference. Delegates include Mrs. B. D. Peshory, Mrs. Neal Ell, Mrs. Mattie Holt, Mrs. T. J. Alderman, Milas Clavie Bryan, and Mrs. C. Rams. The group met Sunday with Mrs. Ida S. Wise Smith, national president, in Evanston, Illinois, before boarding for Fort Worth.
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Lenn Dell Wiggins
Wisharvor
Wormnal's Christiant ‘Temperance Union
San Antonio
Fort, Worth
B. D. Peshory
Neal Ell
Mattie Holt
T. J. Alderman
Milas Clavie Bryan
C. Rams
Ida 8
Wise Smith
Evanston
Smith
Prt
Worth
Pappy Young Lucky On Egg Hunt At Mansion
Austin March 23 In a Sunday broadcast Governor W Les O Daniel said his children Pat Mike and Molly chased bunnies on Easter morning and found bright colored eggs around the Texas governor’s mansion. The governor noted his kids never seem to grow up and warned they still act childish.
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Austin
W. Les O'Daniel
Pat
Mike
Molly
Pal
Sti Ql
Two Year Sentence Assessed Burglar Pete Rodriguez
Pete Rodriguez was sentenced Monday by Judge W. W. McCrory in Criminal District Court to two years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary with intent to commit theft. He allegedly burglarized the home of A. F. Henkin, 402 Berkshire Avenue, on February 4. Co-defendant Joe Mundeau remains to be tried.
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Pete Rodriguez
State Penitentiary
W. W. McCrory
Criminal District
Rodriguez
A. Ft. Henkin
Berkshire Avenue
Febray
Joe Mundeau
Norther fires cause home damages in Antonia area
The latest Norther caused two fires Monday indirectly warming homes. One blaze damaged Della Brown’s residence at 2230 Wort Poplar Street for about 100 dollars. A second fire hit the Maple Applewhip garage home at 234 Howard Street with unknown losses.
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Tonia
Love
Della Brown
Wort Poplar Street
Rorya
Howard Patreet
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