Census Reapportionment Figure Set but 435 Remains Fixed
The 16th National Census will not alter the 435 seat limit in the U.S. House. Population shifts will reallocate seats among states, boosting Pacific coast representation and reducing agricultural states as mechanization cuts farm labor needs. A Minnesota anecdote recalls a 1930 census episode on a Canada–Minnesota land fragment, surveyed by H. Z. Mitchell, with cost overruns and a long-standing boundary quirk.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Pacific Coast
California
Mississippi River Valley
Mitchell
United States
Minnesota
Canada
International Boundary Commissioners
Headline picks for 1950 baseball stars and bets
Veterans and managers push for top performers across leagues Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Jackie Robinson Stan Musial Don Newcombe and Don Kell anchor debates with bets on hits wins and MVPs plus notes on pitching depth and the platoon system affecting football strategy and participation.
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Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Mel Parnell
Ellis Kinder
Joe Page
Rae Scarborough
Bob Lemon
Ed Garcia
Jackie Robinson
Stan Musial
Ralph Kiner
Enos Slaughter
Don Newcombe
Preacher Roe
Ken Heintzleman
Howie Pollet
Frank Frisch
DiMaggio
Hog Breeders Resume Pelletized Feedings After Dairy By-Products Rise
Dairy by-products return to hog rations as pelletizing enables self-feeder programs. A Kraft summary notes 72 ship prizes and 70 firsts across six Midwest state fairs, highlighting milk products value and wider fit in hog feeding.
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Midwest
Kraftompany
Barrow
Hampshire
James Henderson
Coin
Iowa
Mesquite Shrubs Rise in Arizona Coast to Acre
Desert rats store seeds in shallow caches and impact range lands. Mesquite displaces sage grasses, lowering beef and wool production. In Arizona, mesquite shrubs per acre rose about 50 percent in 15 years per a U.S. Forest Service report. The Merriam Kangaroo rat inhabits southwest arid regions and eats mesquite seeds.
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Iineer Oy
U.S
Arizona
U.S. Forest Service
Eradicate Undulant Fever in Animals Says Expert
University of Minnesota professor W W Spink warns undulant fever or brucellosis in humans can only be eliminated by eradicating it in domestic animals. He urges pasteurization of all milk and says immunity is not a preventive option.
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Minnesota
United States
Canadian
Lake of the Woods
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Mel Parnell
Parnell
Man
W. W. Spink
Veterinary Medicine
University of Minnesota
Spink
Mr. Earnhardt
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayettee
C.o.d
Earnhardt Finds New Energy With HADACOL
A Salisbury, North Carolina grocer, Earnhardt, reports long hours and fatigue reversed after using HADACOL for three months. He cites relief from stomach issues, better sleep, and renewed vigor, urging others to try the vitamin mineral tonic. The ad promotes trial sizes and a money back guarantee.
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Salisbury
N. C
Earnhardt
Earnhardt Super Market
Salis
North Carolina
Hadacol
Mr. Earnhardt
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