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31. Open occupancy in housing programs of Public Housing Administration, as of Mar. 31, 1953, trends record, restricted to localities which have open occupancy policies, operations, or both, with respect to Negroes.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [1953.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:Oc 1/2

32. Open occupancy in public housing, bulletin based upon local experienced administration of federally aided low-rent public housing projects occupied by more than one racial group [with list of selected readings].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [1953.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:Oc 1

33. Low-rent public housing program, what it is, how it works [with list of publications on housing].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [Reissued Mar. 1952.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:H 81/4

34. What and why, low-rent public housing.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [1952.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:H 81/952

35. Your home, handbook of information and regulations for tenants of public housing projects in Great San Diego area.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [1952.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:H 75

36. Terms and conditions constituting pt. 2 of annual contributions contract between local authority and Public Housing Administration.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [Revised] Sept. 1, 1951. [1951.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:C 76

37. Fuel consumption data for 152 low rent housing developments covering 76,952 dwelling units, analysis for fiscal years 1938-39 thru 1948-49; Jan. 15, 1951.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [1951.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:F 95

38. Low-rent public housing, planning, design, and construction for economy.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: Dec. 1950
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:Ec 7

39. What and why, low-rent public housing.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: [1950.]
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:L 95

40. Reference and source material on: 1, Housing and housing needs, 2, Economic and social costs of good and bad housing, 3, Who pays for public housing.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Housing Administration and Housing and Home Finance Agency
Publisher:: Public Housing Administration
Date:: May 1949
SuDoc number:: HH 3.2:H 81/2

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