[in 1940, you could rent a manhattan apartment for $30]

[in 1940, you could rent a manhattan apartment for $30]

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    CUNY’s Center for Urban Research launched a project entitled Welcome to 1940s New York today—a look socioeconomic...
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    In 1940, You Could Rent a Manhattan Apartment For $30