Fewer Old Maids Now Than in 1940 Census Report Finds
Washington February report from the census bureau notes romance is popular with fewer unmarried men than in 1940 while more women aged 14 to 65 have husbands. Between 1945 and 1949 marriages rose, moving nearly 2,000,000 women from single to married life. In 1949 single women aged 4 to 65 numbered 11,174,000, down from 13,935,000 in 1940, as the population grew by about 5,000,000. The study suggests the postwar marriage surge and aging cohorts will influence future pairing patterns. A separate county court note says Charles A. Sluder and John N. Burgardt were fined $10 plus costs for running a stop sign.
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U.S.A
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United States
U.S
Charles A. Sluder
John N. Burgardt
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Memorial Hospital Birth Announcements and Addresses
Names and addresses of several mothers and families noted at Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Margaret Eilts Baldwin Mrs. Virginia Carter Route 4 Mrs. Audrey Hummelgaard Linwood Mrs. Margaret Wempe 801 Rhode Island Street Mrs. Bertha Maichel Overbrook Mrs. Nettie Wolfe 1386 Massachusetts Street Mrs. Eunice Snodgrass and baby Tonganoxie Russell Stewart 1217 Delaware Street Mrs. Alma Yost McLouth Mrs Grace Lincoln and baby Linwood Robert Budney 2141 Learnard Avenue Barbara Weeks Lecompton Mrs Barbara Wenthe Ottawa Miss Minnie Howard 90812 Massachusetts Street Mrs Ida Yeh Sunnyside Mr and Mrs Lex Brunton Perry Street a son yesterday Mr and Mrs Stanley 421 Ohio Street a son today Mr and Mrs D F Ogle New York Street a daughter today
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Baldwin
Virginia Carter
Route 4
Audrey Hummelgaard
Linwood
Ute 1
Margaret Wempe
Rhode Island Street
Bertha Maichel
Overbrook
Nettie Wolfe
Massachusetts Street
Eunice Snodgrass
Baby
Tonganoxie
Russell Stewart
Delaware Street
Alma Yost
McLouth
Grace Lincoln
Robert Budney
Learnard Avenue
Barbara Weeks
Lecompton
Barbara Wenthe
Ottawa
Minnie Howard
Ida Yeh
Sunnyside
Lex Brunton
Perry Street
Stanley
Ohio Street
D. F. Ogle
Sotew
York Street
Second radio signal raised in Smith river area search
Whitehorse Yukon February 2 A second radio signal from the missing C-54 and its 44 occupants was picked up last night in the Smith river area where searchers focused efforts during a week long hunt Air Commodore Martin Costello said two Fort Nelson planes were dispatched to investigate the signal heard around 730 p m Yukon time on the 500 kilocycle distress band A similar signal the night before drew search planes to the same area 300 miles southeast of Whitehorse Pilots found no debris or smoke near Teslin 80 miles southeast and reported only vapor clouds from an ice fault.
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Whitehorse
Y. T
Smith River
Martin Costello
U. S.-Canada
Fort Nelson
Costello
Yukon
Teslin
Don't Exercise if Air is Polluted From Atom Bomb
Los Angeles February 2 The atomic energy commission in a UCLA reported warning urges avoiding exertion if air is polluted by an atomic bomb. Dr L R Bennett notes tests on plants rats and mice show protection from reduced oxygen. high altitude air with little oxygen can be fatal for fliers and may intensify radiation effects.
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Atomic Energy Commission
University of California At Los Angeles
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St Mary's Academy to Close in Leavenworth Next Year
Leavenworth Kan Feb 2 UPI St Marys Academy founded 1859 by Sisters of Charity will close at end of current term to expand St Mary College on the same campus which in 1923 began offering degrees. The academy is the oldest.
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Leavenworth
Kan
UPI
St. Mary's Academy
Sisters of Charity
St. Mary College
Kansas Rivals North Mink and Beaver Trapping Tale
A veteran trapper recalls December to spring trapping on the Wakarusa River. He reports 35 mink taken, 4 total beaver, and muskrat and mink territories contested by moving populations. Beavers fetch $7 each. the article notes beaver sizes and old males with worn teeth. Local beaver raiding corn stores prompted thinning efforts along the Kaw river basin.
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Mickley
Ottawa
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Olin Mickley
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Yale Professor Critics Pre-Marital Experience Talk
Yale professor argues pre marital sexual experience would undermine marriage and raise divorce rates. He cites a 250 form permit concept and urges cautious social adjustment. Clergymen and other speakers at the American Social Hygiene Association meeting oppose such views as dangerous to stable married life.
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Yale
Ageris
Pleads Guilty to Beating and Robbing Wichita Dealer
Wond! M-29 pleaded guilty to beating and robbing a used car dealer in Wichita last July. District Judge Clair Rebb sentenced him to 10 to 21 years in the state prison at Lansing. Menefee, 57, Wichita, identified the defendant as the man who requested a used car demonstration before the attack.
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M - 29
Clair Rebb
Lansing
Newton
William S. Menefee
Menefee
Wellington
Reckless Driving Fine in Police Court
Henri Georgi of 16 Kentucky street was fined $10 by Judge Warne Allphin yesterday for reckless driving. The court docket also listed 15 overparking tickets and two restricted zone tickets.
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Henri Georgi
Kentucky Street
Warne Allphin
Deaths and Funerals Coffelt 2 &1 in Compton
Coffelt 2 1 died in morning at hospital in Le o Iowa. Funeral service held at Funk's chapel Friday at 2 pm with Capt Louis of the Salvation Army officiating. Burial will be to Oak Hill Cemetery with interment to follow.
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Iowa
Tibet Stands Firm Against Red Liberation Push
New Delhi reports Tibet resists Beijing’s claimed liberation drive. Tibetan leaders vow to defend freedom at all costs as Chinese troops advance toward border areas. The issue centers on Tibetan independence sentiments and protests against Communist rule.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
Red Ching
China
Films of Japan Shown By Kiwanis Speaker Dr Moore
Dr. Raymond C. Moore presented slides from his Japan trip at the Eldridge hotel for the Kiwanis club. The RK U faculty member described surveying Japan's coal industry and serving on General MacArthur's staff, noting surprising cordiality from former enemies toward Americans and the potential for democratic development.
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Raymond C. Moore
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Moore
RK. U
MacArthur
Photographic tips for beauty and posing from Ray Jones
The article offers photographers rules to help women look better on camera. It advises avoiding head on shots in bathing suits, careful posing on the ball of the feet, choosing flattering angles, and wearing simple hair and makeup. It notes wet lips before the shot, avoiding dated clothes, and choosing full length or three quarter portraits when appropriate.
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Ray Jones
Fun Picture House
Universal
Ray
Pescara
Market News Mixed Prices and Markets Section
A fragmented market review reports on various commodities including wheat, corn, and potatoes with fluctuating prices and general steadiness in markets. The text references Chicago potato market activity, wheat and corn trends, livestock receipts, and Wall Street movements, noting weak wheat conditions and mixed grain quotes amid general market steadiness.
Lawrence Ledger: Exchange Prices, Stocks Edge Lower
Lawrence daily notes a cautious market with radio and television equities cited amid a list of brands and suppliers. Prices at the bank show smaller gains and some weakness in telephony and chemical stocks as transport and media firms figure in the day’s activity.
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Yountstown Sheet
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America
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du Pont
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Philip Morris
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Wren Air
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Fragmentary OCR text discusses stress sleep issues and possible urinary symptoms with vague claims. No coherent events, sources, or identifiable entities emerge to form a concrete news item or factual record.
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