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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1949

Page

5

New FHA Rule Starts Feb. 15

Washington dec 21 the federal housing administration announces a new rule effective feb 15 restricting insurance for loans tied to restrictive covenants covenants recorded after feb 15 will not be insured while covenants on record before feb 15 remain eligible for coverage the bank bears loss risk and FHA cannot call in loans already insured after mortgage contracts remain governed by lender actions

Washington Federal Housing Administration FHA Supreme Court

Admiration Derby Tops Truman and Eisenhower Picks

Princeton dispatch reports the 1949 American Institute of Public Opinion admiration derby listing President Truman and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as the most admired living figures. Churchill and MacArthur follow, with Hoover, Taft, Baruch, Barkley, and Dewey also in the top ten.

Princeton N. J Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower American Institute of Public Opinion Winston Churchill Britain Douglas MacArthur Herbert Hoover Bernard Baruch Alben W. Barkley Robert A. Taft Ohio President Truman Dwight Eisenhower Pope Pius XII Thomas E. Dewey Truman Gen. Eisenhower Gen MacArthur Mr. Churchill George C. Marshall Mr. Hoover Dewey Pope Pius Harold E. Stassen Albert Einstein

Fresh Candy Ships Refrigerated to Preserve Flavor

A note explains that summer freshness can be maintained by shipping candy in refrigerated containers to prevent sugar bloom and other staleness, preserving original taste.

Henderson States U S Policy Amid Cold War Debate in India

In New Delhi on December 21, U S Ambassador Lou W Henderson addressed the foreign relations society of India denying that Washington aims to direct excessive American energy against communism. He said the U S acts to eliminate aggression among nations, not to combat communist ideology, referencing the Atlantic pact and the Marshall Plan.

New Delhi India U. S Lou W. Henderson United States Henderson Foreign Relations Society of India

Bill Hutcheson Weds At Age 70 In Florida

William J. Hutcheson 70 president of the International Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners and Madeline Wilson 57 former hospital chief carpenter met at the Lodwicks Florida home for a private ceremony attended by about 100 friends. Hutcheson in Republican circles recent widow of his first wife and Wilson widow of her first husband. They plan a brief stay before a honeymoon.

Lakeland Fla William J Big Bill) Hutcheson International Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners Madeline Wilson Carpenters’ Hospital al Lodwick Lodwick R. R. Norlin Miami Hutcheson Wilson

Lessing Rosenthal Dies At 81 Chicago Attorney

Chicago attorney Lessing Rosenthal, 81, a longtime leader in political and legal circles, has died. Rosenthal was known for his public service and influence in Chicago politics and law.

Lessing Rosenthal Chicago Rosenthal Municipal Voters League

The Successful Farmer Puts Plan Into Planting

A concise, proverb-like observation highlights that practical farming success comes from turning plans into action in the field. It emphasizes disciplined execution and timely planting as keys to harvest outcomes.

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