Sociologist Foresees Slower U S Population Growth
Madison reports professor Philip M. Hauser, a leading sociologist, predicts the United States will see population growth slow to a halt early in the next century unless economic or social upheavals occur. He notes birth rates remain downward and urban growth shifts to suburbs, while family numbers rise faster than total population.
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Madison
Philip M. Hauser
Bureau of Census
University of Chicago
United States
U. S
Hauser
University of Wisconsin School of Banking
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Advertisement
Itchy pimples and skin irritations ruin romances and daily life. Peterson's Ointment offers fast relief with one application delighting or money back. Also advertised for tired cracked feet. 40c at all druggists.
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Peterson
Fight Off Mob At Hawkins County Jail
Police and sheriff's deputies repelled a mob of about 300 at Hawkins county jail in a brief gun battle. Carl Walters, 40, held on a murder charge in the double slaying of two women he said were bewitched. Walters was moved to an undisclosed east Tennessee jail after being ordered held for grand jury action without bond.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Hawkins County
Bradley Blair
Blair
Carl Walters
Walters
Tennessee
Here
Alberta Gibbons
Alta Woos
Door County Cherries Below Estimate Yet Quality High
Door County Wisconsin officials reported the 1950 cherry crop at 23 to 25 million pounds, below pre season forecasts but about two million pounds above last year. Harvesting is largely finished and the fruit is described as exceptionally high in quality.
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Door County
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Immigration from Iraq Triggers Israeli Housing Strains
Large scale Iraqi immigration provokes housing challenges in Israel as demand rises for affordable homes and serviced spaces. Local officials report pressure on neighborhoods, infrastructure, and municipal services amid growing settlement needs and population growth.
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Iraq
Israel
Disabled Veteran Put On Probation in Hit and Run Death
Oliver W. Maki, 30, of Ann Arbor, a disabled veteran, was placed on two years probation in Iron River on a hit and run that killed Martin Kelly, 53, of Iron River, on July 23.
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Iron River
Mich
Oliver W. Maki
Ann Arbor
Martin Kelly
Sweden to raise freight rail rates by ten percent
Sweden's state railways announce a ten percent increase in freight charges to cover losses. The move affects shippers across the network as the public carrier seeks to stabilize finances amid ongoing deficits.
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Sweden
Senate hears ex Truman aide tied to black market sugar
The Senate crime committee questioned Victor MessAll a former Truman secretary about paying Lubben 1000 to 1500 dollars in 1945 to obtain a war time sugar quota for the Eatsum company of New York. Messall denied memory of Lubben or dealings while Lubben described hoarded sugar and bribe attempts.
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Senate
Truman
Washington
Senate Crime Committee
David Lubben
Victor Messall
Eatsum Company
New York
Messall
Lubben
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Mr. Truman
White House
Hillsdale
N. J
Frank Livorsi
William J. Giglio
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Boyville, Jr
Boyville
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Boyville Gabardine
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Sears Roebuck and Company
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