New Census To Show Women Outnumber Men In America
An advance census survey predicts women will outnumber men by about 300000 in 1950, with total population around 150000000. The article notes higher costs and the broad questions about households, housing, and farm details to be collected starting April. It recalls earlier census methods and highlights potential issues on housing questions.
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Civilian Workers Win Prizes at Williams Fighter Base
Five employees at the Williams Air Force Base fighter school received cash awards totaling 334 for civilian suggestions. Edwin Hux earned 225 for a gauge to measure damage after hard landings affecting F 80 gear, while Clarence D. Davis got 39 for simplifying administrative procedures.uis Barnes received 10 for testing F 51 header tanks and Emmanuel C. Rivera and Ernest W. Ulmer Jr. earned 5 each for substituting packing on hydraulic jacks.
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Federal Jobs Still At High
Senator Byrd reports unification of armed services failed to cut civilian staff. June civilian federal workers total 2,114,433 with 30,680 more than a year earlier. Army overseas reductions offset by gains in continental United States. Sixteen months after unification, civilian to uniform ratios remain unchanged.
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