United States population tops 122 million estimate
Washington July 9 United States population was estimated at about 122 million by Dr Joseph A Mille assistant census director based on returns for about half the country The figure marks an increase of roughly 17 million since the previous count and suggests continued urban growth with 55 percent of people living in cities and towns. Biologists and scientists project a further rise toward 200 million before leveling off later this century.
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Washington
D.C
United States
Joseph A. Mille
Citywide summer swim lessons announced by city official
Holand Kupper, director of aquatics for the city recreation department, announced a city wide summer swim program. Instruction runs Thursday through Labor Day with swimming and life saving courses for youths 7 to 14 and 12 to 17 respectively. Details include pool schedules at Elmendorf Hackberry Roosevelt Concepcion San Pedro and various times, with a free coach offered to entrants and prior year participation noted.
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Eny
American Red Cross
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Hrackenridge
Deacon Fears Golf Induces Profanity
Jersey City reports Archdeacon J A McCleary rector of Bt Mathew s Episcopal says miniature golf induces profanity. His strong view led to a permit being refused for a course near the church on July 9.
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Jersey City
J. A. McCleary
Bt Mathew
Episcopal
Long Range Radio Carries 25 Miles in Berlin
Berlin reports a long range radio test reaching 25 miles from the roof of an experimental laboratory. A loudspeaker device in the lab transmitted music and orchestral sound across the city, creating an audible signal for residents.
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Berlin
Two Americans Lost In Boat Disaster
Two Americans Miss Ruth Patricia Northrop, 25, of Philadelphia, and John D. Burkholder of Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, were believed drowned after the Gere mad flying boat D864 capsized off Bornholm, Denmark. The plane, en route from Stettin to Stockholm, received a crash landing in rough seas. five passengers remain missing despite rescue efforts by Danish and other boats.
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