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Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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The National Association of Housing Officials predicts GI housing on U.S. college campuses will outlast the veteran student population. 474 institutions will receive 727 government housing projects for 88,000 students and families, relocated from military and defense sites.
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The National Association of Housing Officials predicts that GI housing will outlast the GI population of American colleges and universities.
Some 474 of the institutions of higher learning, it seems, have applied for full ownership of government housing, erected on their campuses. In accordance with recent Federal legislation, these colleges and universities will receive without charge 727 housing projects accommodating 88,000 students and their families. The schools provide the sites and utilities for the structures - which were moved to the campuses from army camps and defense workers' housing settlements.
This "temporary" housing has served a real purpose in relieving local housing shortages and in making possible college training for veterans who otherwise would have been unable to attend school. The buildings will not last indefinitely, but they should remain useful for some time to come.
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colleges and universities will receive 727 housing projects accommodating 88,000 students and families without charge, providing relief for housing shortages and enabling veteran education.
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The National Association of Housing Officials predicts GI housing will outlast the GI population in American colleges. 474 institutions applied for ownership of government housing on campuses, receiving 727 projects under recent Federal legislation. Structures moved from army camps and defense settlements; schools provide sites and utilities. Temporary housing aids veterans' college training.