Housing Controls Called Boom Bust Plan
President Truman’s housing policy is described as an invasion to a real estate boom and bust. Deputy Norton Long and housing officials warn of rapid relaxation of controls, predicting higher prices and a surge in home building while stressing program changes under the White House plan. Industry leaders praise potential freedom from federal restraints and expect faster home construction, with state and federal agencies realigning to the new policy.
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Federal Housing Agency
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House Group OKs Pipeline For Gas Use
The Surplus Property Committee reported in Washington that wartime pipelines built to move natural gas should be sold to the highest bidder, amid debate on monopolies and government use. Key figures opposed oil use and urged a sale while preserving emergency gas transport for four months.
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Tran Rebels Surrender in Major Azerbaijani City Campaign
Reuters report states Tran Rebels capitulated to Central Government forces after heavy fighting that expanded control over parts of Samic autonomous Anerbaijan Province. The surrender ends Kurdish Republic hold on Miyandaub near eighty miles south of Lata, with casualties reported on both sides and Ghazi Muhammed pledging support to the Central Government.
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Salurdiy
Two Die in Wart Tn Geneva Auto Crash
Genny Ro Lewla Mtncle, Waverly, and Mrs Dotarey Wan, 22, of Gorham, were lured to a collision west of Geneva Saturday. Two victims died in hospitals. four others injured. Driver Thanyts Croucher of Ontario County aged 28 and Clifford Ward of Blaney were involved. Injured were Mrs Ede Mund Chriatield 25 Gorham, Max Mildred Rablasan 48 Rochester, Kalma Sullivan 40 Boston, Barbary Robin AN 12 Rochester.
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Edemund Chriatield
Af Gorham
Fire destroys Vaberg Methodist Church after furnace blast
An explosion in the furnace at Vaberg Methodist Church caused flames to erupt just before 2:30 am. Tile walls split and debris blew outward as fire crews from Crin den and Lee battled the blaze, leaving only charred walls standing.
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Wally
Police Uncover Attempt To Fix Title Grid Game
New York police last night probed an unsuccessful attempt to fix the National Football League title game in which the Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants 18 to 2. Alvin J. Parla, a self styled gambling figure, was investigated on bribery charges for offering Giants players 2500 each to throw the game. Giants players Happs and Filchock were exonerated, with Bell stating only the lack of disclosure to league officials could be a fault. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Bilbo Says GOP Can’t Bar Him From Senate Seat
Washington dispatch says Senator Bilbo asserts Republicans cannot bar his oath when new Senate convenes. Strategic GOP members privately expect fits to challenge in the seats if defeated, while Democrats contend Bilbo’s expulsion would require a two thirds vote on any credible charges.
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Blum's Cabinet Efforts Fail in Socialist Crisis
Political turmoil deepened as Premier Jean Tum failed to assemble a cabinet, despite multiple days of talks with party leaders. Blum sought a cross-spectrum ministry including the Communists, but opposition from MRB and left groups blocked a unified lineup.
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Tax Increase In Cities Greatest In Eight Years
A New York survey by the Metro Bureau of Governmental Research shows the largest rise in property tax rates in eight years. The report notes a 52 cent per thousand increase and predicts continued tax burdens as cities fund equipment and services. Of 190 surveys, 52 percent reported higher rates, 30 percent reported declines, and 18 percent saw no change.
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Revere
Mother of Eight Brotilly Shin Case Report
A history tied to a tragic event surfaces as a missing eight child mother is found dead in a driveway. Raymond Davie, 22, naval veteran, is jailed on a charge after allegedly admitting to involvement with a woman named Croveaa Iy. Police describe bloody clothing and a medical examiner notes the victim is an expectant mother with a two-year-old child. The couple reportedly moved seven years ago from Monteonl, Ganiiday.
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Tedlas
Vana Bo
Management Labor Board Rejects Mandatory Arbitration Plan
A Washington labor management committee urges voluntary arbitration and mediation rather than state imposed arbitration. It proposes four mechanisms including expert conciliators, industry panels, emergency fact finding boards, and expanded voluntary arbitration to resolve disputes during contract periods. The group emphasizes reliance on wartime conciliation services and rejects compulsory mechanisms as counterproductive.
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Senator Bailey Succumbs in Raleigh at 73
Senator Bailey of North Carolina dies at home from a cerebral hemorrhage after a monthlong illness. Survivors include his widow and several children, with services planned in Raleigh. Bailey chaired the State Commerce Committee and served as attorney general previously. He studied at Duke University and the University of North Carolina.
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Train kills four on way to church in Carthfige Missouri
A passenger train on the Atlantic Pacific line struck a northbound freight near Carthfige yesterday, killing four persons including Mrs Rhoda Mag Moctht 3 Darieyntemdann Ralph and neighbor Thelma Alena Uttor 13. The victims were in a fogged area near the crossing and the alarmed community mourns.
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Soviets Hold 3 Million Germans Prisoners End of War Estimate
The Meader inquiry release shows U S Army officials estimate 3 0 to 4 0 million German POWs held by the Soviet Union and satellites at war end while France and Britain discharged most of their captives. It notes Moscow announced freeing 600 000 in 1948 and 120 000 last August and cites occupation authorities.
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India to Break With Britain Declares Independence Stance
Prime Minister Nehru announced India would sever ties with Britain within three days and not submit Constitutional Assembly decisions to Parliament. He criticized the Muslim League as reactionary and opposed Pakistan, while Congress asserted India must solve its own problems and pursue independence.
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United Nations Assembly Concludes First U S Session
The United Nations Assembly ended its first US session after a four day run with the rejection of a Ukrainian bid to move its 1947 meeting to Europe and approval of plans for an international refugee organization with a $160000 budget. Warren R. Austin led US support for the Ukrainian proposal to applause. The body also approved a constitution for the refugee agency, while Andrei Gromyko attacked displaced Persons camps and refugee propaganda.
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U S studies foreign food needs amid UN relief clash
Washington weighs diverting UNRRA shipments from some nations to others amid hunger fears. US officials expect a two week study drawing on American embassy reports to decide whether Italy Australia and Greece should receive more aid, amid likely friction with Russia and Yugoslavia and possible budget requests for 300 120 000 to 40 000 000 in food aid for next year.
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Menwhile
First Snow in New York City Stirs Winter Alert
Fragmentary OCR notes report a snow event in New York City with garbled phrasing but imply the first winter snowfall. No clear details on date, amount, or impacts are readable.
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New Yorke City
Murray Urges Special Tax Curbs On Profits
Murray, addressing the White House, urges special taxes on postwar profits and speculation to curb wage stagnation and rising unemployment. He cites the need for a policy shift to restore purchasing power as the nation faces economic strain and a high jobless count. The plan, guided by a new economic committee, seeks President Truman's endorsement for formal recommendations.
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Eller
12 Killed in Manila Crash
A Turkish pilot Capt Roy Wilton survived a crash into Mount Banahianw southeast of Manila after an air transport plane went missing in clouds. Rescue teams found 12 dead and only a few survivors among the wreckage as investigators and officials began confirming details of the incident.
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