Population peak in United States around 1950
Dr. Oliver E Baker, U.S. Department of Agriculture economist, told a Pennsylvania State College audience that the U.S. population will reach its peak about 1950, likely 135 to 140 million, due to a falling birth rate and reduced immigration. He linked urban births to smaller family sizes and urged cities to recruit future residents, noting aging populations threaten farm demand and product needs.
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State College
INS
United States
Oliver E Baker
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Baker
Dr. Baker
Young Minnesota law student elected village justice of the peace
Twenty one year old Mildred Helmar a law student at the University of Minnesota has been elected justice of the peace in the village of Ossea. She says she ran for the office because I want to serve the people and help the community.
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Ossea, Minn
Mildred Helmar
University of Minnesota
Ossea
Mildred
Inauguration Show Promises Strong Script in Washington
Alice Longworth notes major changes as Washington prepares for the upcoming inauguration. Scaffolding and new stands alter the Capitol facade while Christmastime lights glow beyond the White House. She recalls nine inaugurations and predicts this one will be notably impressive.
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Ashington
Washington
Congress
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Wilson
Harding
Alice Longworth
Civic duty drives pursuit of justice role
A speaker states they will attend law classes and become a justice of the peace. They describe a sense of duty and aim to improve legal workings by gaining formal training and serving in the role.
Three Men Fined and Probationed in Des Moines Alcohol Tax Case
Federal District Judge Charles A. Dewey sentenced L Judson Spears of Boone to 50 dollars, Archie Gray of Des Moines to 100 dollars, and Frank Hunt of Des Moines to three months in jail with two years probation. The trio was part of a ten defendant indictment with six pled guilty and five indictments dismissed.
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Des Moines
Charles A. Dewey
L. Judson Spears
Boone
Archie Gray
Frank Hunt
Hunt
Waifs of Spanish War to France
About 30,000 homeless Spanish children from the civil war are to be sent to France within four to five months. Five thousand families have signed to shelter one or more infants, with many intending adoption. Children from both sides will be helped with Red Cross support, and some may later return to Spain if relatives are found.
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Paris
INS
France
French National Association of Children’s Aid
Red Cross
Iran
Biarritz
Spain
Duke of Windsor in Auto Mishap Near Semmering
The Duke of Windsor was shaken but unharmed when his car side swiped another at the foot of Semmering mountain on his way to ski. He ordered a U turn and returned to the host Baron Rothschild's chateau. No injuries were reported for any occupants.
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Enzelfeld
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Semmering Mountain
Britain
Baron Rothschild
Maley Forms Des Moines Law Partnership
Walter Maley former first assistant at the attorney general announces a Des Moines law partnership with Carl A. Missildine and Pierce Witmer. The trio forms Maley Missildine Witmer in Des Moines as a new firm.
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Maley
Des Moines
Walter Maley
Carl A. Missildine
Pierce Witmer
Lecturer Brings Live Leopard to Wolseley Classroom
A natural history lecturer in Wolseley near Cape Town fulfilled a promise to show pupils a live leopard. A six foot long full grown specimen was trapped and roped for a motor drive to the school. An incident with a barking dog caused the leopard to lash out, but the animal was eventually brought to the classroom where the lecture continued amid snarls and roars before the leopard was shot.
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Cape Town
Wolseley
Robbed by Gypsy Women in Oskaloosa
William Lynch 65 of Fremont Indiana reports two gypsy women robbed him of 85 dollars in his home kitchen after they followed him inside while he fetched matches.
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Oskaloosa
William Lynch
Fremont
Carpenter
Egg Tarnish Removal From Silver by Salt Rub
A method to restore tarnished table silver uses moist table salt rubbed onto the affected surfaces. The salt removes oxidation and restores shine through a gentle abrasive action. This old practice relies on salt moisture to act as a mild cleaning abrasive.
Radio Schedule Highlights Big NBC CBS WABC Lineup
An extensive listed radio schedule shows NBC programs across WEAF WJZ and other hubs, with musical acts like Amos n Andy Fred Astaire and the Dixie organization, plus CBS WABC WBBM KMOX lineups featuring Glen Glen, Ruth Lyon and Wayne King. The grid marks time slotted acts, orchestras, and hostnames across networks.
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Weaf Chain
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Children’s Corner
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Wabc Kmox
Glen
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WABC
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Renfrew of the Mounted
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KMOX
WCCO
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Andy
Weap Ein
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Cozzi
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Chai
Benny Fields
WGS
Ruth Lyon
Seat
WEAP
WMAQ
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One Man's Family
R de Paree
Widen
Wayne King
WGST
Meredith Willson
Orch
Chai Ain. Tale of Opera, Drama (Nbc) Wjz Chain. John G. Winant
Social Security Board
Wabc CO
Patti Chapin
Case
Blue Barrow
Bert Block
Nenelodien
Oetic Melodies
George Olsen
McGrew
St. Theodosius
Poses
Mo Woor
ABC
Morning radio schedule headlines across networks and shows
A dense listing details morning to afternoon radio programming across NBC CBS and ABC stations. It includes show names hosts and chain affiliations such as WEAF WJZ WABC and WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO. It notes presidents addresses and public broadcasts alongside entertainment and musical segments with multiple program overlaps.
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NBC
WJZ
CBS
WABC
WEAF
Omer WE
Salon Musicale
Landt Trio
White
WJZ Chain
Melody Graphic
Richard Maxwell
Rogers St. Johns
Tim Healy
WJZ Chai
Betty and
Boe
WBBM
KMOX
Sweethearts of the Air
John’s
Allan Roy Dafoe
WGST
WCCO
President Roosevelt
Wwcco
Mary Marlin
Gene Arnold and
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Helen Trent
Dick Fidler
Pepper Young
Oar Axton
National Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Institute of Music
Robert Gately
Burton
WEAP
Plane Crash Kills Two Army Pilots Near Chanute Field
In Rantoul Illinois two Army Air Corps pilots Capt Reginald Gillespie 35 and Sgt Clarence Sudduth 36 were killed when their plane failed motor after a half hour of flight. The aircraft struck a tree in a vacant lot after landing. Both men died at the scene and the plane was demolished.
Fragmentary Verses Offer Oblique Clues to Theme
A sequence of cryptic lines presents fragmented phrases such as Prejudice and Malign look and Burden Exists. The text hints at emotional strains like Fright and Unaccompanied Dig, with scattered imagery including Branches of knowledge and Suitor, inviting interpretation of hidden connections.
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