Half of Nation Heats Homes With Coal Census Shows 1950 Heating Figures
The Census Bureau report on the 1950 census finds 14.56 million dwelling units heated by coal, 9.43 million within central heating and 5.13 million in non central units. About 50 million people are estimated to live in coal heated homes. Gas and liquid fuels trail coal in total units.
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Washington, D.C
Census Bureau
Bituminous Coal Institute
Illinois U Gets 245000 Grant for Educational TV
The University of Illinois will serve as the national hub for distributing a 245,350 grant from the W K Kellogg Foundation to advance educational broadcasting. Funds go to member universities over five years, with a GE supplied 90,000 transmitter slated for Robert Allerton Park atop a 580 foot tower near the campus.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
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Three population hubs dominate world totals
The three centers Southeast Asia, Northwestern and central Europe, and the northeastern United States together hold about 75 to 80 percent of the global population.
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Europe
United States
World
Heating fuel delivered to homes and apartments
Jor part A was delivered to homes and apartments for heating purposes, describing a distribution effort for residential energy supply.
Bomb drops and leaflets target terrorists in Malayan jungle
British pilots air dropped four million leaflets over Negri Sembilan in four days as part of a propaganda campaign. Leaflets urged terrorists to surrender and publicized rewards for information leading to their capture or killing by security forces.
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Malayan
Negri Sembilan
Univac Aids U S Census Work In Philadelphia
The Univac, a $600000 electronic brain, goes to work for the U S Census Bureau. Invented by Eckert and Mauchly, it promises to compute in hours what once took weeks, storing tens of thousands of impulses and reading magnetic tape to check its own answers. It will help tabulate a subset of states for the 150 million Americans, with rapid individual data like residence and income.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Univac
J. P Presper Eckert
John W. Mauchly
Eniac
U. S
America
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Slack Season This June On Union County Brides
Union County records show only six marriage licenses issued in June, far below the usual month’s total, per county clerk Perl Zwahlen.
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Union County Brides
Union County
Perl Zwahlen
Teletype Tape Drives Fast Mathematical Result
Describing a teletype machine feeding punched tape into an electronic calculating unit the system produces an answer in seconds. The passage highlights the speed and automation of early computing devices and their ability to deliver quick results from punched data.
Anna girl graduates from MacMurray College
Miss Grace Sitter daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sitter of Anna was graduated Sunday June 3 at MacMurray College Jacksonville Illinois with a Bachelor of Science major in physical education.
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Ralph Sitter
Anna
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Illinois
Miss Sitter
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