Study shows many single women living at home in US
A census bureau analysis finds that about 4.6 million single women ages 18 to 34 live with parents or relatives, with 19 percent aged 18 to 24 and most planning to move out before their mid-20s. The piece notes economic pressures and lingering stigma shaping this trend.
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Worden
Cengus Bureau
Somme
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Census Bureau
Biteat
Davaliter
Prof. Leiberman
Dr. Antrobus
Births show more women than men in US population
The Census Bureau study notes 100 males born for every 100 females and higher infant male mortality. Life expectancy favors women, with a 75 year expectation for a woman born in 1975, eight years longer than a man. Women now comprise 1.3 percent of the population, a gap likely to grow.
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Census Bureau
Bureau
Bridal Showers Highlight Diane Yates Nuptial Plans
A bridal shower for Diane Yates hosted by Mrs. Cl Duhstan at 406 Richmond Road NE attracted 116 guests with co host Mrs. Steve Yates of Waterloo. Miss Yates daughter of Mrs. Cloe Yates and Willard Yates is the May 8 bride elect of Douglas VanHoeck son of Mr and Mrs. John VanHoeck of Hiawatha.
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Misa
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Waterloo
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Park Towne Place
Willard Yates
Seventh Avenue
Douglas VanHoeck
John VanHoeck
Raney Street
Hiawatha
Origin of Mother's Day as national holiday
The passage recounts Miss Jarvie’s push for a yearly Mother's Day starting in Grattan and Williams County and notes President Woodrow Wilson’s 1914 proclamation establishing Mother’s Day as an official national celebration.
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W. Vai
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