Postwar Housing Boom Forecast Faces Realistic Hurdles
Postwar housing plans show optimism from officials like John Blandford Jr and Henry Kaiser, predicting millions of new homes. A National Association of Real Estate Boards survey warns actual build rates may average 300,000 units annually for the first decade, while urban shortages persist and mortgage lending tightens amid rising home values.
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John B. Blandford, Jr
National Housing Agency
Ne- Tee
Henry J. Kaiser
Irving W Clark
Westlinghouse
National Association of Real Estate Boards
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John H. Fahey
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration
Rice Rupture Experts Visit Troy Albany Hotels
The Rice Rupture Service Experts will tour Hendrick Hudson Hotel in Troy June 7 8 and Hampton Hotel in Albany June 9 10. They promote the Rice Method for reducible rupture with a no charge trial and a 2 month appliance wear period.
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William S. Rice, Inc
Adams
N. Y
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
N.Y
Hampton Hotel
Albany
A F L Garment Workers Report on Finances
The International Ladies' Garment Workers Union released a detailed financial report at its convention. President David Dubiesky urged unions to reveal their finances to curb racketeering suspicions, noting an $8.39 million increase in resources since 1910, bringing totals to $18,183,592.
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International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
David Dubiesky
Dubiesky
Dream house after war unlikely says real estate men
Builders and operators cannot know where to build as incomes shift postwar and materials remain restricted. A lull in new construction is expected due to repair needs and uncertain demand, with some real estate men doubting a high tech “house of tomorrow” will emerge soon. The Daughters of the Cross will hold a bake sale at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the parish house.
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Daughters of the Cross of St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement claims remedies for piles cost over a million dollars annually while Peterson's Ointment promises soothing cooling astringent relief in minutes. Sold at 35 cents for two boxes or 60 cents per tube with applicator.
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Peterson
Bfoney
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