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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1949

Page

3

Washington continues talks on taxes and housing plan

The article surveys England and U.S. tax contrasts including income taxes, tips, and Social Security, then details a proposed low cost housing program. It notes federal funding of four hundred million dollars annually and a one billion plus half a billion gifts for slum clearance, aimed at expanding affordable homes under local operation.

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Court records and notable public notices mix in city report

Magistrates Court records show A J Gary involved in an assault charge against Leo Durocher with a remark noted. A mugging incident on March 27 near Morningside Avenue and 124th Street led to a $500 bail for the arrestee. Separate Newark post office action impounds 1700 hate postcards urging a sectarian political ticket.

Leo Durocher Mr. Durocher Boysen Mary Ryan Morningside Avenue 124Th Street Newark N. J Post Office Murphy

Look and Learn quiz answers reveal broad facts across U S life

A compiled answer list covers church membership, blood pressure changes, presidential literacy, compass and plane components, cow anatomy, Confederate generals, De Artagnan, and many trivia points. It names Andrew Johnson, the 21 gun salute, state counties, major crops, and other general knowledge items.

Conference on Economic Needs of Young America

Washington announces a national conference by Young Progressives of America on June 4 and 5, 1949. 400 to 500 young people from across the nation, Negro and White, will draft a Charter of Economic Rights for Young America. Attendees will study conditions of young workers students and farmers within the arms economy, noting low wages rising pace and unemployment, with young Negroes especially affected.

James E. Folsom Alabama Young Progressives of America

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