Census Bureaus to Revise Population Forecasts for 2000
A forthcoming Census Bureau report, prepared with Jacob Siegel and Hope Eldridge, will publish revised population forecasts using multiple birth and death rate scenarios and immigration assumptions. The new projections raise the 2000 figure from about 259 million to 312 million under certain rates, and note war era birth-rate anomalies and postwar uncertainty may trigger further updates.
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Hope T. Eldridge
U. S
Bureen
Census Bureau
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America
England
France
Census Bureau i
Bareye
Russia
Theater men charged over ticket sales in Topeka case
Reported in Topeka are theater managers Burton and William Mal charged after police allege they refused to sell tickets. The case involves municipal entertainment operations and a court dispute over state race laws.
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Tee
Topeka
Lisle
Mertgers
Speeka
Burton
William Mal
Ses Cementer Entertainment
Gradoff Opens World Flight Assignment For Bert Brandt
ace photographer Bert Brandt departs New York on a three month world jaunt to index postwar moods. He carries 109 pounds of gear and 16 pounds of clothing as he visits Shannon Ireland London Istanbul Karachi New Delhi Bombay Calcutta and other cities before returning to New York. Brandt, KU graduate 1939, once chief photographer for the Jayhawker and spoke at Hoch auditorium about front line experiences.
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Shannon
Ireland
London
England
Europe
Istanbul
Turkey
India
Brandt
Karachi
New Delhi
Bombay
Calcutta
Bang
Rancisco
la Ia
Cay
Anzio
Paris
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Jayhawker Magazine
Hoch Auditorium
Baker University pledges 139 to eight Greek fraternities
The Baker University Greek system pledged 139 new members from multiple states including Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa Ohio California and more. The list spans sororities and fraternities with names from Alpha Chi Omega Zeta Tau Alpha Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon among others.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
California
Minnesota
Michigan
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Alpha Chi Omega
Rartara Barreckiman
Almeda
Califorma Bush
Kansas City
Mary Carolyn Crabb
Independence
Eliasbeth Frandsen
Ihnaha
Neh
Joan Harris
Wananetty
Dorothy Joy Irwin
Tulsa
Joan Jones
Kanan City
Mary Jo Kimball
Kanana City
Juan Miter
Davenport
Mary Martin
Peasy
Mio
Ptrecla Montgomery
Kansanity
Jackie Ne
London
Missite Metzger
Leaven
Worth Pat Painter
Mary Tow Kader Independence
Thetmie Sehiseier Karsan Cts Mae Care Aio
Suzanne Stannard
Atchison
Joan Stuckhwish
Janine Whitley
Zeta Tau Alpha
Karen Barnes
Osavatomis
Mildred Dehlstrom
Kansasity
Nina Jean Jones
Dodge
Greta Kansig
Eudora
Dorothy Kelso
Ottenea
Pat Kramer
Eloise McLaren
Chanute
Valerie Nevina
Dodge City
Marthalel
Belton
Joan Reed
Pavia
Loren Ford
Tonganozte
Tom Hitchcock
Bob Lamb
Lee
Bummit
Loren Landis
Jim McGrumphy
Chatham
N. J
Moore
Hiawathat
Chris Kwenz
Harper
Dene Shepherd
K City
Kk Rigma
John Arthur
Kenneth Baldwin
Ty Mo
Richard Combe
Parnonn
Nee Conprides
Kenneth Edwarda
Norman Gear
Jack Gunter
Denver
Colo
William Harshbarger
Aurora
Donald James
Larry Kauffman
Fontaine Kinchelos
Dale Leathers
Neas City
John Lehew
Usawatombe
Dudley Schutze
Mountain Home
Ark
William Seeville
Humboldt
Brice Btalard
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Aid for Veteran Lets Syracuse Couple Rebuild at Southwestern
World War II veteran Werle Pomeroy and his wife lost most possessions when their car burned near Syracuse. After a Winfield Courier report, Southwestern College and local residents provided funds and goods to start housekeeping in a Strotherfield apartment, with gifts continuing from nearby towns.
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Winfield
Kan
Werle
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Southwestern College
Jeante
Strotherfield
Winfield Courier
Pirate Present Galilean Shepherd Leads September Meeting
The Lawrence Summer Services alliance held its September gathering at Flymouth Congregational Church. Rev George Fetter reported strong summer attendance, backed inter church cooperation and planned union services through fall and winter starting October 5 at Plymouth Congregational with Stephen Haboush presenting a musical travelogue. The group endorsed a county drive raising 1550 dollars for United Service to China to run September 23, and supported the North American Student Conference bringing 200 delegates to Lawrence December 27 to January 1, 198. Two new members were welcomed Miss Bessie Brown and Raymond Tiener.
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James H. Parsons
United Service To
China
Charles Thomas S
Ned Linesar Spose
North Amerecan
Bing
Alli
Elsworth Pilot killed as Shooting Star crashes at Selfridge
First Lieutenant Otto Alloucal Jr. of Elsworth Kansas died in a Shooting Star jet crash on approach to Selfridge Field. He left a widow Mary and a child, with his mother Mrs Lithen Hioucal and other relatives in Elsworth.
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Otto Alloucal, Jr
Elsworth
Kan
Hus
Mary
Cemeas
Lithen Hioucal
Wichita Parade Draws Huge Crowd Despite Weather
Police estimate at least 40 000 persons watched a parade of mounted riders, floats and carnival rides in Wichita. The pageant, part of a weekend carnival, featured a governor's appearance and continued with a Sunday program of amusement rides and activities.
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Kan
CPA
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