Democrats Plan New Housing Program Aimed at Middle Income
Democratic leaders aim to push a spring time housing bill to aid middle income families. President Truman will outline objectives in the State of the Union after Congress convenes January 3. The Sparkman bill and the administration plan would liberalize home loan insurance to lower down payments and supplement public housing efforts.
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Truman
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Senate
White House
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Banking Committee
Ex- Pires
Man’s Legs May Be Amputated After Cold Night
Seventy nine year old James Rathbun was found after three hours exposed to cold near Otto. Firemen rescued him from wooded hills but doctors at Tri County Hospital warned both legs might have to be amputated due to frostbite.
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Gowanda
James Rathbun
Tri-County Hospital
Rathbun
Otto
Flying Discs not Visitors From Planet, Says Air Force
New York reports that the Air Force rejects True Magazine claims that flying saucers are spaceships from another planet. The magazine cites Donald E. Keyhoe citing an eight month inquiry and Project Saucer reports, while Air Force spokesmen say studies do not support extraterrestrial origin.
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Air Force
New York
True Magazine
Donald E. Keyhoe
Aeronautics Branch
U. S
Commerce Department
Earth
Keyhoe
U. S. Army Air Force
Tex is a small evergreen bush with cream white bloom
The plant is described as a compact evergreen shrub producing cream white flowers with rose tinting. It highlights its small size and ornamental appeal for gardens and landscapes.
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Tex
Woman Faces Charge Of Homicide
Mrs. Joseph Failla, 38, accused of stabbing her husband to death with two steak knives, to be arraigned on a homicide charge once she recovers from sleeping-pill overdose. The Bronx couple’s children witnessed the Christmas morning slaying as Failla attacked after finding letters from another woman.
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New York
Joseph Failla
Bellevue Hospital
Fordham Hospital
Joseph
Camilla
Failla
Poice
Bronx
Second Child Dies In Brooklyn Apartment Fire
A second child died early today from burns from a brief overnight fire that swept top floors of a Brooklyn three story building. Eight others, including four firefighters, were hospitalized as four families were rescued or fled to safety and many residents escaped to nearby buildings before containment.
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New York
Brooklyn
Inmate Van Mills Escapes Elmira Reformatory
Authorities issue a statewide alert for Van Ray Mills 25 after he escaped from the Elmira Reformatory last night. State troopers establish road blocks as Weaver comments Mills was sentenced January 17 for a second degree assault involving a 25 year old woman in Suffolk County.
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Elmira
van Ray Mills
Elmira Reformatory
Mills
Suffolk County
Leroy’ Weaver
Reformatory
Weaver
Reformatory Barn Assignment Mentioned in Milking Chores
A fragment notes a Reformatory barn where an inmate was assigned to milking chores, hinting at agricultural labor as part of disciplinary or rehabilitative work.
Gen Peyton C March Observes 85th Birthday
Washington reports General Peyton C March chief of staff in World War I marked his 85th birthday amid a throng of children and grandchildren who gathered to pay respects. He appeared erect and undismayed by the crowd and the attention.
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Washington
Peyton C.march
U.S. Army
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