FHA Rule Not End Of Discrimination
James Marlow reports that the government introduces a new FHA policy to curb racial discrimination in housing. It targets future restrictive covenants in deeds and recordings while allowing existing pre rule covenants to stand. verbal discrimination and selling guidance remain outside FHA control.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Housing Administration
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Franklin D. Richards
Supreme Court
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Fire Survivors In Oklahoma Back In Class
Oklahoma University fire survivors return to classes after a dormitory blaze killed three and injured 21. Red Cross aid covered clothing and books while donations from a church and university loans assisted survivors. a coroner's jury found no identifiable cause or negligence.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Red Cross
Oklahoma City
George L. Cross
Maurice Ahearn
Kilingsworth
Conn
Sammy Larue
Clinton
Price Starks
Twenty new Santas graduate from beard fire school
Hollywood analysts report twenty students graduate from a Santa Clause training school tomorrow. They receive diplomas promising skills in applying rosy cheeks singing Christmas carols and extinguishing fires in their beards under official ceremony in Hollywood.
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Borneo Official May Survive Stab Wounds
Singapore doctors said Governor Duncan Stewart of Sarawak remains in serious condition after a 16 year old Malay youth stabbed him with a kris in Sibu Sarawak. Stewart was flown to Singapore aboard a flying boat for treatment and received a transfusion en route.
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U.P
Singapore Hospital
Duncan Stewart
North Borneo
Sarawak
Stewart
Sibu
Britain
Winslow Manager To Aid Utility Expansion
John L. Baird Winslow district manager for Northern Arizona Light and Power Co. is reassigned to the Prescott general offices to assist in the utility expansion. R. L. Kimmick at Buckeye will assume the Winslow post.
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Winslow
John L. Baird
Northern Arizona Light & Power Co
Prescott
W. P. Reilly
Baird
L. R. Kimmick
Central Arizona Power Co
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X-Ray Microscope Promises Sharp Inner Images
General Electric unveiled an X-ray microscope capable of revealing the interior of objects like steel bars and candy. The device, still in the lab, may rival electron microscopes by magnifying X-ray images without a vacuum and could enable studying living materials at unprecedented magnifications.
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Philadelphia
General Electric Co
American Society For X-ray
Charles M. Lucht
G-E Research Laboratory
Miss Lucht
School Convention At Yuma Concluded
More than 360 delegates from 41 Arizona high schools and junior high schools concluded their annual convention in Yuma. The group voted to hold the 1950 convention at Glendale and authorized a survey to determine the activities of all state high schools.
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Yuma
Arizona
Glendale
Betty Hutton Injured In Aerial Act
Actress Betty Hutton was confined to her home with a sprained back and two fractured vertebrae after a rehearsal accident while performing a movie dance routine. She described attempting a circus style toss with a net but failed to land correctly. Doctors could not say when she would recover.
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Hollywood
Betty Hutton
Miss Hutton
Actress Returns Delays Work On Annie Get Your Gun
The production schedule for Annie Get Your Gun stalled as filming paused pending the return of a key performer. Directors and crew awaited final word on scheduling and release timelines.
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