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Position of the Center of Population, 1790 to 1940

North West
Lati-
tude

Source: United States Bureau of the Census

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016 miles east of Moorefield, W. Va..
54 19 miles west-southwest of Moorefield, W. Va..
0 16 miles south of Clarksburg, W. Va..

50.5

50.1

6.7

40.4 39.4

9.0

55.0 54.8

4.7

54.8 54.7

3.5

80.6 80.6 1.6

44.1 42.1 13.3

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1820..39 5 42 78 33
1830.38 57 54 79 16
1840.39 2 080 18
1850.. 38 59 081 19 023 miles southeast of Parkersburg, W. Va..
1860.39 0 24 82 48 20 miles south by east of Chillicothe, Ohio.
1870.. 39 12 083 35 42 48 miles east by north of Cincinnati, Ohio.
1880.. 39 4 884 39 40 8 miles west by south of Cincinnati, O. (in Ky.)
1890. 39 11 56 85 32 53 20 miles east of Columbus, Ind..
1900.. 39 9 36 85 48 546 miles southeast of Columbus, Ind..
1910.. 39 10 12 86 32 20 In the city of Bloomington, Ind..
1920.39 10 21 86 43 15 1.9 miles west of Whitehall, Owen County, Ind.
1930.. 39 3 45 87 8 6 2.9 miles northeast of Linton, Greene Co., Ind.
1940 38 56 54 87 22 35 2 miles southeast by east of Carlisle, Sullivan Co.
Ind.

Since 1790 the center of population has moved 602 miles.
The term "center of population," as used by the Census Bureau, is that point which may be con-
sidered as the center of gravity of the United States.

In other words, the point upon which the United States would balance, if it were a rigid plane without weight and the population distributed thereon, with each individual being assumed to have equal weight and to exert an influence on a central point proportional to his distance from the point.

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83,431,689 22,161,561 153,026,476 1,095,479,092 132,383,041 68,603,332 1,555,085,191

(170,695,037 83,655,185 551,186,022 1,117,221,353 147,900,066 70,287,346 2,140,945,009 Orthodox (Eastern) Catholics includes Russian, Greek, Albanian, Bulgarian, Rumanian, Serbian, Syrian, Armenian and Coptic Catholics.

Roman Catholics include also Polish Catholics and Old Catholic Churches.
Jews include Jews by race not necessarily by religion.

Others includes Philosophic and heathen religions, unchurched, unclassified and unknown.

Fly Lights Itself Fore and Aft, Eats Spiders

of

A fly that spins a web for catching spiders and other insects was described (Dec. 28, 1940) before the meeting of the Entomological Society America in Philadelphia by Dr. B. B. Fulton, of North Carolina State College. The fly, strangely enough, plays its spider-like role only when it is still in the larva stage, when it looks very much like a small worm. At that time the larva devours small spiders and other prey caught in its

web. When it grows up and becomes a fully developed winged adult it becomes a mild vegetarian, feeding harmlessly on mushrooms, Dr. Fulton reported. The incredible insect is luminous like a firefly or glow worm; only it goes the firefly one better by carrying lights both fore and aft. Its front segment and its five rear segments shine with a weird blue light. The fly was named platyura fultoni in honor of Dr. Fulton by its discoverer Dr. Elizabeth Fisher, a fellow entomologist.

Democratic National Committee

(Headquarters, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. C.)

Chairman, Edward J Flynn, Washington, D. C.; Treasurer, Richard J. Reynolds; Publicity Director, Charles Michelson; Sergeant-at-Arms, Edwin A. Halsey

Alabama.

Arizona.

Arkansas.
California.

Colorado.
Connecticut.
Delaware.

Florida

Georgia.

Idaho.

Illinois

Indiana.

Iowa.

Kansas.

Kentucky.

Louisiana

Maine.

Maryland..

Michigan..
Minnesota.
Mississippi
Missouri.

Marion Rushton, Montgomery.
Sam H. Morris, Globe.

Walter G. Riddick Little Rock.
Culbert Olson, Sacramento.
James A. Marsh, Denver.
David E. Fitzgerald, New Haven.
James M. Tunnell, Georgetown.
Paul A. Brown, West Palm Beach.
E. D. Rivers, Lakeland...
Carl E. Brown, McCall.
Edward J. Kelly, Chicago.
Frank M. McHale, Indianapolis.
Frank J. Comfort, Des Moines.
Lynn Brodrick, Marysville.
Keen Johnson, Frankfort.
James A. Noe, Monroe.

F. Harold Dubord, Waterville.
W. Preston Lane, Jr., Hagerstown.

Massachusetts. James M. Curley, Jamaica Plains.
Edmund C. Shields, Lansing.
John P. Erickson, Duluth.
Louis M. Jiggitts, Jackson
James P. Aylward, Kansas City
O. S. Warden, Great Falls
James. C. Quigley, Valentine..
Edward W. Clark, Las Vegas.
Alvin A. Lucier, Nashua..
Frank Hague, Jersey City.
A. T. Hannett, Albuquerque

Montana.
Nebraska.
Nevada
New. Hamp.
New Jersey.
New Mexico.
New York.

No. Carolina..
No. Dakota..
Ohio
Oklahoma.
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island.
So. Carolina.
So. Dakota
Tennessee.
Texas

Utah.

Vermont

Virginia
Washington.
W. Virginia.
Wisconsin
Wyoming.
Alaska.

Canal Zone
D. of C...

Hawail

Philippines
Puerto Rico..
Virgin Isl..

Edward J. Flynn, New York City
Clyde R. Hoey, Shelby.
Charles J. Vogel, Fargo.

Charles Sawyer, Cincinnati

Robert S. Kerr, Oklahoma City

Howard F. Latourette, Portland.

David Lawrence, Pittsburgh

Theo. Francis Green (Sen.), Wash., D. C.
Burnet R. Maybank, Columbia.

W. W. Howes, Washington, D. C.
Edward H. Crump, Memphis.
Myron Blalock, Marshall
Stuart P. Dobbs, Ogden
Frank H. Duffy, Rutland.
E. R. Combs, Richmond
Ed. A. Carroll, Wenatchee
Arthur B. Koontz, Charleston.

Leslie A. Miller, Cheyenne.
Oscar G. Olson, Juneau

A. P. E. Doyle, Dr., Cristobal.
Malcolm S. McConihe, Wash., D. C.
John H. Wilson, Honolulu

Robt. E. Manley, Naga, Camerlines Sur.
W. R. Bennett, San Juan.

Ralph Palewonsky, St. Thomas.

Mrs. Leonard Thomas, Montgomery
Mrs. W. P. Stuart, Phoenix
Mrs. E. W. Frost, Texarkana
Mrs. Helen G. Douglas, Los Angeles
Mrs. Marguerite P. Thompson, Salida
Miss Mary Coughlin, Stratford
Mrs. Marguerite Bodziak, Wilmington
Mrs. Enid Broward Hardee, Jacksonville
Mrs. Virginia Polhill Price, Louisville
Mrs. Emma Alexander Simons, Boise
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Conkey, Chicago
Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston, Indianapolis
Mrs. Mary S. Kelleher, Fort Dodge
Mrs. Georgia N. Clark, Richland
Mrs. T. C. Carroll, Shepherdsville
Mrs. Roland B. Howell, Thibodaux

Mrs. Katherine Hickson, Hampden Highlands
Mrs. Edward J. Colgan, Baltimore
Miss Margaret O'Riordan, Jamaica Plains
Mrs. Clara D. Van Auken, Detroit
Mrs. Ida McCabe Kayser, St. Paul
Mrs. Mary Louise Kendall, Natchez
Mrs. Lawrence McDaniel, St. Louis
Mrs. W. W. Hamilton, Dodson
Mrs. Evelyn A. Ryan, Grand Island
Mrs. J. F. McElroy, Wells

Mrs. Agnes Collins Dunn, Concord
Mrs. James Billington, Jersey City
Mrs. Luella McGaffey Brown, Roswell
Mrs. William H. Good, Brooklyn
Miss Beatrice Cobb, Morganton
Mrs. Daphna Nygaard, Jamestown
Mrs. Mildred R. Jaster, Columbus
Mrs. John Catlett, Tulsa

Mrs. Emily F. Edson, Portland

Mrs. Emma Guffey Miller, Slippery Rock
Mrs. Margaret M. Sullivan, Providence
Mrs. C. L. Wheeler, Dillon

Mrs. Esther Jones, Redfield

Mrs. Albert E. Hill, Nashville

Mrs. Clara Driscoll, Corpus Christi

Mrs. James H. Wolfe, Salt Lake City

Miss Ann Powers, Bennington

Mrs. John Garland Pollard, Richmond

Mrs. Jeanette Testu, Seattle

Mrs. A. S. Booker, Bluefield

Mrs. P. J. Quealy, Kemmerer

Mrs. Bertha Perrine, Anchorage

Mrs. L. O. Keen, Balboa

Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Washington, D. CTM-
Mrs. L. L. McCandless, Honolulu
Miss Bessie A. Dwyer, Manila
Mrs. Sarah A. Mendez, Santurce
Miss Corinne Barger, c/o Senator Tydings,
Washington, D. C.

Socialist Party National Executive Committee

(Headquarters, 303 Fourth Ave., New National Chairman, Norman Thomas, 20 Gramercy Park, N. Y. City; National Vice Chairman, David H. H. Felix, 1416 So. Penn Sq., Philadelphia, Pa.; National Secretary, Travers Clement, 303 Fourth Ave., N. Y. City; Administrative Secretary, Robert Parker, 303 Fourth Ave., N. Y. City; Frank McCallister, 313 Palmer Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.; Jeffrey W. Campbell, c/o Socialist Party, 30

York, N. Y.) (As of November, 1941)
LaGrange St., Boston, Mass.; Maynard Krueger,
6630 University Ave., Chicago, Ill.; Harry Fleisch-
man, 549 Randolph St., Chicago, Ill.; Ben Fischer,
82-46 119th St., Kew Gardens, L. I., N. Y.; Aaron
Levenstein, 344 W. 24th St., N. Y. City; Albert
Hamilton, 1914 G St., N.W., Washington, D. C.;
Lillian Symes, 222 W. 23rd St., N. Y. City; Robin
Myers, 303 Fourth Ave., N. Y. City.

Socialist Labor Party National Committee

(Headquarters, 61 Cliff Street, New York City) (As of November, 1941) National Secretary, Arnold Petersen. National, Gramaticoff, and J. T. Evanich. Treasurer, Paul Herzel.

National Executive Committee -J. W. Aiken, F. E. Passonno, I. Feinberg. James Sim, W. W. Cox, Herbert Steiner, Margaret Lipicky, Theo.

New York State Executive Committee-M. Kronfeld. Stephen Emery, J. Grossman, L. F. Guillotte, Rose Weinberger, J. Berlin, John Timm, S. Blume, Anna Epstein. State Secretary-Emil F. Teichert.

Prohibition National Committee

(Headquarters, 82 W. Washington St., Chicago) (As of November, 1941) Chairman-Edward E. Blake, 82 W. Washington | W. Babson, Babson Park, Mass.; Edgar V. Moor

St Chicago. Vice Chairman-William F. Varney,
Rockville Centre, N. Y. Secretary, Hugh A. White,
Detroit, Mich. Treasurer, Will D. Martin, Has-
brouck Heights, N. J.

Executive Committee (including above)--Roger

man, Quincy, Ill.; Dr. D. Leigh Colvin, New York;
Mrs. J. W. Shankland, St. Louis, Mo.; Charles L.
Hill, Rosendale, Wisc.; Leo F. Jeanmene, Chicago
Ill.; Mrs. F. I. Johnson, St. Cloud, Fla.

Communist Party National Committee

35 E. 12th St., N. Y. City; not affiliated with the Communist Internationale The National Committee is headed by William Z. Foster, the Party's Chairman; Earl Browder, General Secretary. Membership. 80,327.

Republican National Committee

(Headquarters, 718 Jackson Pl., N. W., Washington, D. C., Secretary, Harold W. Mason) Chairman Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Massachu- | who are ex-officio members), Robert P. Burroughs, setts; Executive Director-John Hamilton, Kansas; New Hamp.; Mrs. Horace H. Sayre, Okla.; Mrs. Vice-Chairmen-Samuel F. Pryor, Jr., Connecticat; Walter S. Hallanan, West Virginia; Mrs. Grace B. Reynolds, Indiana; Mrs. Paul FitzSimons, Rhode Island. Treasurer-Sinclair Weeks, Massachusetts. General Counsel-Henry P. Fletcher, Rhode Island. Chairman, Executive CommitteeWilliam F. Knowland, California. Executive Committee (in addition to officers. Urquhart, Wash.

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Bertha D. Baur, Ill.; Ezra R. Whitla, Idaho;
Harvey Jewett, Jr., So. Dak.; Daniel O. Hastings,
Del. Mrs. Chris Carlson, Minn.; David S. Ingalls,
Ohio; William F. Knowland, Calif.; Daniel E.
Pomeroy, N. J.; Carroll Reece, Tenn.; Mrs. Worth-
ington Scranton, Penn.; Harrison E. Spangler,
Iowa; J. Russell Sprague, N. Y.; Mrs. J. T.

MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
B. L. Noojin, Gadsden.
Clarence B. Kelland, Phoenix.
Wallace Townsend, Little Rock.
William F. Knowland, Oakland.
Charles R. Enos, Denver.
Samuel F. Pryor, Jr., Greenwich.
Daniel O. Hastings, Wilmington
J. Leonard Replogle, Palm Beach..
Wilson Williams, Atlanta.

Mrs. Pearl Wates, Birmingham

Mrs. Emma Parsons, Route 2, Tucson
Mrs. A. C. Remmel, Little Rock
Mrs. Edith Van de Water, Long Beach
Mrs. John E. Hillman, Delta

Virginia..
Washington.
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming.
Alaska...
District of Columbia
Hawail......
Phillipine Islands.
Puerto Rico..

Ezra R. Whitla, Coeur d'Alene.
Werner W. Schroeder, Chicago
Ernest M. Morris, South Bend.
Harrison E. Spangler, Cedar Rapids.
Harry Darby, Kansas City....
Dr. O. F. Hume, Richmond..
John E. Jackson, New Orleans..
William S. Linnell, Portland.
O. E. Weller, Baltimore..
Sinclair Weeks, Boston.
Frank D. McKay, Grand Rapids.
Roy E. Dunn, St. Paul...
Perry W. Howard, Jackson.
Barak T. Mattingly, St. Louis.
Dan Whetstone, Cut Bank.
G. E. Carpenter, Omaha...
Noble H. Getchell, Reno.
Robert P. Burroughs, Manchester.
Daniel E. Pomeroy, Englewood.
Cyrus McCormick, Santa Fe..
J. Russel Sprague, Lawrence.
Charles A. Jonas, Lincolnton..
William Stern, Fargo...
David S. Ingalls, Cleveland
Lew H. Wentz, Ponca City.
Ralph H. Cake, Portland
G. Mason Owlett, Wellsboro.
George Norwood, Greenville.
Harvey Jewett, Jr., Aberdeen.
Carroll Reece, Johnson City.
R. B. Creager, Brownsville.
George Snyder, Salt Lake City
Harold W. Mason, Brattleboro
Henry A. Wise, Carter's Bridge.
William G. Reed, Seattle.
Walter S. Hallanan, Charleston.
Edward A. Bacon, Milwaukee..
Frank O. Horton, Saddlestring.
E. A. Rasmuson, Skagway
E. F. Colladay, Washington.
James P. Winne, Honolulu...
John W. Haussermann, Manila.
Eduardo Gonzales, San Juan.

Miss Katherine Byrne, Hartford

Mrs. F. G. Tallman, Wilmington

Mrs. Myra Brown, Tampa

Mrs. Bertha M. Field, Marietta

Mrs. Emma Clouchek, Twin Falls

Mrs. Bertha D. Baur, Chicago

Mrs. Grace B. Reynolds, Cambridge City
Miss Martha McClure, Mount Pleasant
Mrs. Ralph A Harris. Ottawa

Mrs. Jouette R. Todd, Harrods Creek
Mrs. Julia G. Fortson, Shreveport
Miss Marion E. Martin, Bangor
Mrs. Lula E. Powell, Baltimore
Mrs. Alfred B. Williams, Taunton

Mrs. Chris Carlson, Blue Earth
Mrs. Mary C. Booze, Mound Bayou
Mrs. Victor N. Remley, Liberty
Mrs. Gladys Knowles, Missoula
Mrs. Curry W. Watson, Lincoln
Mrs. Oline C. Stewart, Tonopah
Mrs. Edward D. Toland, Concord
Mrs. Pearl M. Bridegum, Hainesport
Mrs. E. L. Moulton, Albuquerque
Mrs. Ruth Baker Pratt, New York City
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, Winston-Salem
Mrs. V. E. Stenersen, Minot

Mrs. Katharine K. Brown, Dayton

Mrs. Horace H. Sayre, Ardmore

Mrs. George Gerlinger, Portland
Mrs. Worthington Scranton, Scranton

Mrs. Paul FitzSimons, Newport
Mrs. John E. Messervy, Charleston
Mrs. Paul Rewman, Pierre

Mrs. Ruby Roach McLane, Nashville
Mrs. Lena Gay More, Brownsville
Mrs. T L. Holman Salt Lake City
Mrs. Consuelo N. Bailey, Burlington
Mrs. Murray Boocock, Keswick
Mrs. J. T. Urquhart, Yakima
Mrs. Cara L. Ebert, Parkersburg
Mrs. Harry E. Thomas, Sheboygan

Mrs. James Reynolds, Sheridan
Mrs. Margaret E. White, Juneau
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Washington
Mrs. Bina Mossman, Honolulu
Miss Marguerite Wolfson, Manila
Mrs. R. Martinez Nadal, San Juan

Qualifications for Voting by States

A voter must be at least 21 years of age; a citizen; not a convict; able to read or write; must be registered. In some States paupers are ineligible.

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Alabama

Arizona

Arkansas

California.

Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Idaho

Illinois. Indiana lowa..

Kansas.

Kentucky.

Louisiana.

Maine.

Maryland..

Michigan

Officers of Democratic State Committees

Chairman

Gessner T. McCorvey, Mobile.

Robert Knox, El Dorado.

William M. Malone, San Francisco.
Byron G. Rogers, Denver..
John F. McCarthy, Newton.
Josiah Marvel, Wilmington.
T. T. Turnbull, Monticello.
James S. Peters, Manchester.
Robert Coulter, Boise.
Arthur A. Sullivan, Springfield
Fred F. Bays, Indianapolis.
Jake More, Harlan

Charles E. Young, Topeka..
Thomas R. Underwood, Lexington..
Frank J. Looney, Shreveport..
Fred H. Lancaster, Lewiston.
Truman B. Cash, Westminster.

Massachusetts. William H. Burke, Jr., Boston..

Minnesota..

Mississippi.

Missouri.

Montana.
Nebraska.
Nevada.
New Hamp.
New Jersey
New Mexico..
New York
No. Carolina.
No. Dakota..
Ohio

Oklahoma..
Oregon
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island..
So. Carolina..
So. Dakota.
Tennessee.
Texas..

Utah

Vermont.

Virginia. Washington. W. Virginia. Wisconsin Wyoming. Dist. of Col. Puerto Rico.

Charles S. Porritt, Lansing.
Elmer F. Kelm, Chanhassen.
Herbert Holmes, Senatobia.

C. Marion Hulen, Jefferson City.
Arthur F. Lamey, Billings.
William A. Schall, Omaha.
A. E. Cahlan, Las Vegas.
Robert E. Earley, Nashua,
Mary T. Norton, Jersey City

James A. Farley, New York City
Emory B. Denny, Gastonia..
Frank Glotzbach, Anamoose
J. Freer Bittinger, Columbus.
Francis Paris, Oklahoma City
Charles Leach, Portland.
Meredith Myers, Lewiston
Dennis J. Roberts, Providence
Winchester Smith, Barnwell.
Tom Berry, Mitchell..

R. R. Kramer, Maryville.
E. B. Germany, Dallas

P. Parnell Black, Salt Lake City.
Park H. Pollard, Proctorsville.
Horace H. Edwards, Richmond.
Clarence Coleman, Everett..
A. Hale Watkins, Fairmont.
Thomas King. Oconomowoc,
Walter Q. Phelan, Cheyenne.
Russell Balderson

Orlando Antonsanti, San Juan. Virgin Islands. Joseph Alexander, St. Croix. Hawaii.

Abner T. Longley, Oahu, T. H.

Secretary

Nelson O. Fuller, Centerville
John R. Franks, Prescott
Beloit Taylor, Little Rock
George P. Miller, Alameda
Edward Lehan, Greeley

J. Walter Darley, Hartford
Miss Stanislaus J. Ashe, Wilmington
T. W. Conely, Jr., Okeechobee
Miss Nina Cox, Ashburn

Miss Margaret Brennan, Boise
Joseph E. Knight, Springfield
George Crittenberger, Indianapolis
Mrs. Florence Lynch, Le Mars
Leigh Warner, Topeka
Robert Humphreys, Mayfield
A. W. Newlin, New Orleans
Mrs. Florence Latno, Old Town
Hugh Allen Meade, Baltimore
Joseph F. O'Connell, Jr., Boston
Gus Renner, Detroit

M. J. Daly, Belle Plaine
Louis J. Wise, Yazoo City

Mrs. Alice M. Ferris, Jefferson City

M. J. Thomas, Helena

Robert D. Flory, Columbus

Jack Conlon, Carson City

Yvan Caron, Manchester

Charles Quinn, Trenton

Earl Stull, Santa Fe

Albert L. Ward, New York City
Arch T. Allen, Raleigh

C. J. Kachelhoffer, Wahpeton
Mrs. Myrna Smith, Kent

L. T. Cook, Purcell

Flavel W. Temple, Portland

Paul C. Lewis, Philadelphia

Gen. Henry D. Hamilton, Barrington
J. E. Hunter, Jr., Columbia
Raymond Kelly, Pierre

Jack Norman, Nashville
Clarence A. Butcher, Austin

Lyle B. Nicholes, Salt Lake City

Prof. George R. Stackpole, Winooski Edwin P. Cox, Richmond

Lloyd Shorett, Seattle

J. B. Clerum, Kenosha

Walter F. Bramhall

Dr. F. Garcia de la Torre, Santurce George H. T. Dudley, St. Croix James C. Akina, Honolulu, T. H.

American Labor Party Executive Committee

(A New York State organization, affiliated with Labor's Non-Partisan League)
(Headquarters, Claridge Hotel, Broadway and 44th St., New York City)

(As of November, 1941)

Chairman-Lugi Antonini; Vice Chairmen-Dorothy Bellanca, 15 Union Square; John J. Buckley. 124 Dundee St., Buffalo; Abraham Chatman, 757 Genesee Park Blvd., Rochester; Frank R. Crosswaith (Negro Labor Committee), 312 W. 125th St.; Morris Ernst, 285 Madison Ave.; Grace Gosselin, 540 E. 76th St.; Julius Hochman, 218 W. 40th St.; Louis Hollander. 31 W. 15th St.; Arthur Huggins, 112 State St., Albany: Alexander Kahn, 175 E. Broadway; Joseph V. O'Leary, 29 W. 12th St.; Jacob S. Potofsky, 15 Union Square; Emil Rieve, 44 E. 23d St.; Frederick F. Umhey, 3 W. 16th St. Treasurer Andrew R. Armstrong, 3810 Clarendon Rd., Brooklyn. Secretary-Alex Rose, 31 W. 37th St., N. Y. C. State Executive Director-George Marlin.

Name

MEMBERS OF THE N. Y. STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
(Vice-Chairmen and Committee Members all New York City unless otherwise stated)

Backer, George. Baer, Harold. Barudin, Nathan..

Battams, Arthur..

Battini, Silvio.
Battistoni, James.
Bonner, Leo.
Brenner, Benjamin.

Caccio, Salvatore...
Chapman, Harry J...

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Rand School, 7 E. 15th St. 24 Mulberry St., Roch'ter 711 N. McBride St.,

Syracuse

Rock Rift

Name

Jaworski, Walter A... Kapp, Philip. McMahon, John.. Matthies, John W. Mendelowitz, Abraham Merrill, Herbert..

Minkoff, Nathaniel..
Monaco, Frank.
Nagler, Isidore..
Nunley, Thomas.

Oliver, Robert..
Orr, Samuel..

O'Sullivan, John J..
Sala, J. Roland.
Sander, Fred.
Schneider, Jacob
Slutsky, Max
Sutro, Samuel.

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Officers of Republican State Committees

Chairmen

Joseph C. Swann, Wedowee..
Lloyd C. Lakin, Phoenix..

Osro Cobb, Little Rock.
Thomas H Kuchel, Anaheim.
Maj. Henry Leonard, Denver.
J. Kenneth Bradley, Bridgeport.
C. H. McNulty, Melbourne.
Clint W. Hager, Atlanta...

Vice-Chairmen

Selin Franklin, Jr., Tucson; Carroll M. Wood, Glen-
dale, Martha Nelson. Tucson

R. A. Zebold. Pine Bluff; Marvin Hule, Morrilton
Mrs. Jessie S. Williamson, Berkeley: Mrs. Agnes
Jarvia, Fresno; Mrs. Ruth Buchannan, Glendale
Mrs. Marjorie Riedel, Ault

Miss Katherine Byrne, Putnam
Mrs. Vera G. Davis, Dover

George P. Wentworth, Pensacola; Mrs. Clara C.
Grace, St. Petersburg

W. R. Tucker, Dawsonville; Dr. H. J. Carswell.
Waycross

Mrs. Carlyle Smith, Caldwell

Ben. L. Berve, Rochelle; Mrs. C. L. John F. Tyrrell, Chicago: Fred B. Herbert, Mur-
Silvis, Rock Island

Ralph F. Gates, Columbia City.
Shannon Charlton, Manchester.

Walter S. Fees.

Thomas S. Yates, Grayson.
Philip H. Mecom, Shreveport.
J. Fred O'Connell, Bangor.

W. David Tilghman, Jr., Baltimore

Massachusetts. Edward D. Sirois, Lawrence
Michigan.
Minnesota..

Mississippi..
Missouri.
Montana.
Nebraska.
Nevada.
New Hamp..

Leslie B. Butler, Lansing
Dr. R. C. Radabaugh, St. Paul:
Mrs. M. L. Spencer, Winona.
Dr. S. D. Redmond, Jackson..
Charles L. Ferguson, Willow Springs
A. H. Brown, Billings....
Kenneth Wherry, Pawnee City.
Stuart L. Williams, Reno.
George W. Conway, Concord.

New Jersey.... H. Alexander Smith, Princeton....

New Mexico..
New York..
N. Carolina..
N. Dakota..

Ohlo
Oklahoma.
Oregon
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
S. Carolina..

S. Dakota
Tennessee
Texas...

Utah.

Vermont..

Virginia.

Benson Newell, Las Cruces.
Edwin F. Jaeckle, New York City.
Jake F. Newell, Charlotte.
Thomas Whalen, St. Thomas.

Ed. D. Schorr, Columbus..
T. R. Blaine, Kingfisher.
Niel Allen, Grants Pass.
James F. Torrance, Export
James O. McManus, West Warwick
J. Bates Gerald, Charleston..

Glenn W. Martens, Pierre.
W. I. Davis, Tazewell.
Hugh E. Exum, Amarillo.

David J. Wilson, Ogden..
John P. Davis, Barre.
Clarence R. Ahalt, Arlington.

Washington. Tom Oakshott, Colville.
West Virginia.. Robert H. C. Kay, Charleston...
Wisconsin..... Dr. F. L. Gullickson, Madison....

Wyoming.
Alaska.

Dist. of Col.
Hawaii.

Philippines.

James B. Griffith, Cheyenne.
Elton Engstrom, Douglas..
James C. Wilkes, Washington.
Forest L. Davis, Honolulu.
C. M. Cotterman, Manila.

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Wm. L. Mitchell, Tracy; Miss Marjorie Thompson,
J. B. Woods, Hattlesburg
Miss Cleta Smith, St. Louis
Mrs. Percy Dodds, Helena
Mrs. Ella Wagener, Lincoln

Robert W. Upton, Concord; James C. Farmer,
Keene; Emile Lemelin, Manchester; John Dim-
tsios, Nashua; Mrs. Arthur B. Brown, Center
Harbor

Mrs. Florence Baker, Merchantville; Benjamin D.
Mosser, Mendham; Mrs. Elsa H. Flower, Clifton
Mrs. Caroline Pyle, Albuquerque

Miss Jane H. Todd, New York City
Mrs. Eugene Hester, Reidsville
Nels P. Jensen, Hazen; Mrs. Minnie D. Craig,
Esmond

Mrs. Mary L. Forrest, Gates Mills
Miss Nell Neville, Altus

Mrs. Grace M. Wells, Klamath Falls
Mrs. John Y. Huber, Jr., Haverford
Mrs. Louls A. Olney, Lincoln
Ben Feldman, Summerton;

Stanley F. Morse,

Statesburg: G. F. Hambright, Clover
Mrs. L. M. Larson, Westington Springs
Mrs. Beulah Hughes, Murfreesboro

C. O. Harris, San Angelo; Mrs. Carl G. Stearns,
Houston

Mrs. Earl Davis, Salt Lake City

R. O. Crockett, Tazewell; Mrs. Felix K. Parker,
Roanoke; Mrs. Oscar Rhodes

Mrs. A. G. Natwick, Washougal

Carl O. Schmidt, Wheeling; Miss Madalyn Bazzle,
Keyser

Howard T. Greene, Genesee Depot; Mrs. C. J.
Otjen, Milwaukee; Dr. C. L. Kolb, Appleton;
William McEwen, River Falls

George W. Hewlett, Cheyenne

Clyde D. Garrett, Washington

John E. Botelho, Honolulu

G. H. Fairchild, Manila

The Facts About Youth

Source: United States Bureau of the Census

(Number and proportion of the population under 15, 15-24, and 25 years and over,
United States: 1900-1980)

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