College Graduates See Surge in Family Sizes
A Population Reference Bureau study of 31 000 graduates from 173 U S colleges shows rising fertility among college alumni. Men from the class of 1914 average 1.70 children and women 1.39, with substantial gains since earlier cohorts. The report notes easier marriage and home formation as factors and projects ongoing growth in family size among graduates.
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John Geiger
New York
U. S
Wien
U.S
Population Reference Bureau
Plumpness Pays Well But So Does Being Slim
New York actress Bibi Osterwald discusses the career advantages of slim appearance versus being plump. The piece notes that after gaining fame in film, some actors struggle to reemerge in suitable roles, while Osterwald remains cautiously fortunate in television.
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Jack Gaver
United Press
New York
Bibi Osterwald
Miss Osterwald
Jackie Gleason
Red Buttons
Martha Raye
Milton Berle
Paul Winchell
Bibi
Lovey Mars
Dorothy Lamour
Clarksfield Hosts Daughters and Eastern Star Members
Clarksfield society reports recent dinner guests including Mrs. Lorna Bellemy of East Cleveland and sisters Miss Gwen Haigh of Chicago Hill and Mr. Kurt Seelbach of Cleveland Heights. This week the three Haigh sisters enjoy an eastern vacation. Wakeman Chapter Eastern Stars held its final June meeting at the Masonic Temple with a birthday remembrances to members born Jan-June and a 6:30 tureen supper. Grange inspection by New London delegates followed with plans for 3rd degree work and refreshments as the two Clarksfield granges prepare for another meeting on June 25.
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Clarksfield
Forest Fletcher
Lorna Bellemy
East Cleveland
Bellemy
Gwen Haigh
Chicago, Hill
Kurt Seelbach
Leila
Cleveland Heights
Donald Haigh
Henrietta
Haigh
Wakeman
The
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Mildred Buchner
Buchner
Maude Martin
Olive Ebel
Huron County
Floyd Garner
Iris Gunn
National Youth Committee
Nancy DeLapp
J. Jd. Krebs
Franklin
Granges
Rhode Island Survey Finds Housewives Prefer Brown Eggs
A University of Rhode Island economist reports that Kingston area housewives who buy eggs from farmers, dairy routes, and poultry and meat markets show a preference for brown eggs, signaling a local color and consumer trend.
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Kingston , R. I
University of Rhode Islands
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