Good House 5000 Dollar Home Part of Mass Production Vision
Lee E. Cooper argues in the New York Times Magazine that a $5000 house could transform housing by enabling mass production and long-range planning. The concept would create affordable ownership, open large markets for millions of families, and boost employment through industrial efficiency.
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Student nurses start riding club at St Josephs hospital
Kathleen Williams and Gloria Conner ride with Coffie Searle Ann Schwenderman in the foreground as Stella Kaczmarik organizes a hospital nursing school recreation group. Spectator photo notes the scene amid a feature discussing inexpensive home costs and efficiency in construction.
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