U.S. Slum Plan Outlined by Marlow in Nation Today
James Marlow explains a government slum clearance program offering loans and grants to cities that choose to tear down slums and build low rent public housing. The plan funds up to 500 million in grants and 1.5 billion in loans over five years, with cities bearing part of losses and tenants relocated to affordable housing.
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Public Housing Aid Outlined By Government Agency
The discussion notes that counties would be prioritized for low rent public housing units for eligible residents. It explains that slum clearance may precede construction with government support and that the Public Housing Administration would handle grant allocation and oversight.
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Three Nazis Jailed For 10 000 Deaths
Seizure of wartime crimes leads to sentences for Meta Fauser Otto Mauthe and Otto Stegman. Fauser 60 received 18 months for complicity in 36 mental hospital deaths and gas injections. Mauthe got five years for selecting unworthy victims. Stegman sentenced to two years for allowing patients from an asylum to be gassed. In Knoxville Tennessee a $1,000 reward was posted for a sex criminal amid 27 rapes noted over 45 months. Council accuses police and officials of failing to report incidents.
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Wuerttemberg Supreme Court
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Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Visiting a fine new house Ike Amy's makes me more contented with mine. I know I couldn't build one that I might call mine, yet seeing hers reassures me about affordability and taste.
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Don’t Get Frightened Advised By Business Leaders
A Vermont news item quotes business figures and lawmakers weighing government policy in early 1930s America. The piece discusses a cautious approach to economic conditions, suggesting the government pace its actions and avoid drastic controls. It notes Senator contenders, corporate leaders, and potential policy shifts anticipated in President Truman’s forthcoming economic report.
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