Housing shortage era blamed on bureaucracy and war
An analysis argues American housing shortfalls stem from World War II era controls and later price fixing. It cites Herbert A. Nelson and Miles Coleman, noting prewar building plans were delayed by wartime priorities and OPA rules. The piece condemns restrictive policy for limiting material output and housing growth.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S
Herbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Washington
America
France
England
Niin Q.P.A
O.P.A
Miles Colean
Marie Antoinette
Memories Of The Past In Blue Springs And Diller
Dr W W T Jeffreys loaded his household goods into a car at Blue Springs to travel with his mother’s personal effects to Rock County Nebraska where they planned their future home. The Recorder lists local property sales, a hospital banquet, and community notices including a death and a distant mine tragedy connected to Rudolph Harms.
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W.W. T Jeffreys
Blue Springs
Rock County
Nebraska
Vighé
Physisian
Diller
Rudolph Harms
Soa
R H Harms
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