07 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
1
The forthcoming proposal would fund public housing with 1.5 billion dollars in loans and grants split between the federal government and local communities. It requires selecting low income tenants and setting rents they can afford, with subsidies to cover shortfalls. The plan also divides farm housing into three loan parts, funds a cheap building research program, and extends government authority for insured loans and mortgages for small homes.
The State Budget would lose 150000 dollars yearly as calls for a special session rise to address unemployment law changes. CIO president Frank J. Bender cites 60000 unemployed in Maryland with conditions worsening. The Law Department says lawmakers must act within a 30 day even year session limits set by a referendum. The 1950 session opens as a budget meeting.
A heated proxy battle at Fairchild State intensified as last minute efforts halted at 4 30 pm. Management claimed growth from 7 8 million to 15 million in net worth and a large order backlog while critics argued misleading telegrams and SEC oversight colored the fight.
The note mentions the activities of Mr. Fairchild's committee and expresses the hope that the SEC will carefully review this contest. The fragment suggests ongoing oversight and scrutiny by regulatory authorities.
Dut ton reports progress in halting the invasion with advance poison applications and baited areas. USDA experts map hoppers’ preferred grounds for spring bombing while predicting a two week peak in Nevada and a new 1956 generation after mating. Spread of infestations covers Kansas to Colorado, Arizona, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Idaho and the California valleys.
Senators from both parties weighed the British crisis with Britain facing a $520 million aid ceiling. Taft urged self help and warned against more funds while McCarran and Wherry questioned continued U S backing. Cripps reported gains but critics doubted Britain’s recovery under state planning.
The town saw growing labor unrest as miners were arrested and later rushed to Tokyo by national rural police. Union officials demanded all miners be freed and the 200 discharged workers reinstated. Rail sabotage occurred with switches changed but no major incidents followed.
House forces clashed over administration Labor Department reform efforts. After concessions failed to save key features, the labor bill was sent back to the House Labor Committee. President Truman indicated he would sign or veto once the measure reached his desk.
Campbell claims self defense after an argument stemmed from a craps game in which he shot his brother. Charles Campbell faces holding for the November grand jury. In Kansas, paleo finds reveal large airborne reptile skeletons in chalk beds with 25 foot wingspans.
Bill Volselle of the Braves was fined $500 in 1945 after tossing a home run ball to John ny Hopp while with the Giants. Notre Dame announces its 1949 football schedule begins September 24 against Indiana and ends December 3 versus Southern Methodist.
A week of permits includes conversions and additions. Notable actions involve a one family brick dwelling at Central Avenue with a new project cost and multiple alterations, storefront changes, and new structures across West Washington Street Belview Avenue and surrounding areas. Local names cited include William, Catherine Marks, Elmer Summers, James Mills, and Benjamin Davis.
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