Americans Footloose Migration Survey Warns of Movement
New York report from U S Census Bureau cited by the Institute of Life Insurance says 70 million Americans moved from 1940 to 1947, with 25 million changing counties or states. Most migration aimed west, boosting western population by 2 million amid war and reconversion effects.
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New York
U. S. Census Bureau &Gures
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
South
North Central
Daytona Beach Man Picked By Hatcheck Girl For 'Husband'
Daytona Beach woman Dorothy Lawlor sought cash and a marriage partner through a hatcheck girl scheme. She chose Dan Wieher after two weeks of screening and a telegram, trading a cash portion for a promise to wed. The involved parties discussed terms amid a flurry of calls and shifting plans.
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Daytona Beach
Hatcheck Girl
Rockville Center
Noy
Dorothy Lawlor
Gov Min
Anita Daytona Beach
Fla
Wis
Dan Wieher
Val
Lander
Dravtooge
Udaifen
Danny
Lawler Sud
Singh
Wutlong
Ste
Political sparring rounds developing into slugging match
Rhetorical clashes pivot from strategy to strikes as Truman faces GOP critiques over Treasury spending. Republican Carroll Reece accuses the president of funding the Western trip with public funds, while McGrath sparks a radio plea about Democrats’ future. Other items mention Dewey, Stassen, and Donnelly, plus third party activity and a Ware Farm poll.
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GOP
Carroll Reece
Truman
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Meanwille
Democratic Nationa
J. Howard McGrath
Congress
American South
Harold EL. Stassen
California
Karl Werren
New York
Thomas F. Dewey
Massachusetts
McGrath
President Truman
Reece
United States Treasurs
Senate
Arthur Hi. Vandenber
ReMich
Gplt
House
Missour
Phil M. Donnelly
Kansas City Pendergast
Trotman
U. Senate
Philadelphia
Ware Farmer Forum
Henry Wallace
Oklahoma
Ohio
Alabama
New Jerse
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Utah
Coo Ogk County
Hwllinois
Pioneer Wiregrass Girl Scout Leader Returns to Visit Texas
SUANITA Ki Carr ABBEWIN reports on Mrs Hall a pioneer in Wiregrass Girl Scouting now serving as executive director of North Central Texas area since 1946 her career in Dothan Young Tar High School training in 1941 and 1946 camps director courses in Wisconsin Texas and Austin she oversees 10 counties with 59 troops and 700 scouts in 1946 rising to 1 700 scouts and 6 500 adult leaders by December 1946 in Hillsboro Dallas and Waco areas.
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MM Hall
Acto
Treh
Hall
Toton
Dan Juliette Lowe
Dothai
Dothan
Young Tanjor High School
Auburn
Philadelphia
Hamton
N.Y
North Central
Tex
Pier
Hillsboro
Dallas
Wace
Texas
Worf
Sine
Geneva Plans Citywide Insect Eradication Drive
Geneva plans a citywide insect eradication program to remove mosquitos flies and other pests from homes and businesses. The effort will cost about 125 per residence with 330 gallons of spray purchased and spray gun nozzles awaited. City officials expect nearly all residents to cooperate in the first city sponsored program of this type.
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Cry
Geneva
Justice
Tras
Turtle theft tale tops Memphis soup bid
Ella James bought a turtle for soup but the creature escaped before boiling water. Police Lt. Stocks chased the reptile as it vanished from headquarters, leaving Ella to claim the animal.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ella James
Ww. A. Stocks
Stocks
Ella
Girl Scout Leader Manages Programs and Training
Mrs Hall conducts arts and crafts recreation dramatics and folk dancing workshops and serves as a club speaker while organizing new troops. In one session they registered 1005 adults. About 70 men volunteer on girl scout boards and the board president also leads the East Texas Chamber of Commerce.
Seuthere Bell Sets Up Now Pay Contract
Seuthere Bell reaches a three year pay contract with Asretia workers after lengthy negotiations. Ending the talks, the agreement becomes effective yesterday pending union approval and includes two reopenings for wages. Workers gain job security amid tech changes, better Sunday and holiday pay, higher termination allowances, improved raises, revived arbitration, and 20 cents daily transport for split shifts.
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Asretia
Guernsey Breeders Open Fourth Heifer Sale in Lancaster
Lancaster Pennsylvania update from the Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders Association notes its fourth annual heifer sale. For the first time bidders were offered three male calves. The committee has aggressive plans to expand sales and promote breed genetic quality.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
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