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Show CALENDAR 1940 JANUARY . , 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 FEBRUARY 1 2 3 i "& h "l 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 .. .. MARCH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 APRIL .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 MAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 .. JUNE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 JULY i J ill & t 00 S H t> H Iw w a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3A0U G3U1S T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SEPTEMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 OCTOBER .. .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 .. .. NOVEMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 DECEMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 A/larauette^ DIARY and Daily Reminder T=A • A Page a Day for 1940 a POSTAL RATES AND INFORMATION (Revised at time of going to press) FIRST C L A S S includes all letters and sealed parcels, except parcels sealed under special permission (with approved label.). It also includes anv open letter or parcel which contains writing (except that D E A L E R S or M A N U F A C T U R E R S may include in parcels, a single invoice and still retain 4th class rates). Type written work and carbon copies are first class matter. First_ class mail may be registered or sent C. O. D. but cannot be insured, Letters and other first-class matter as described above, 3c for each ounce or fraction thereof. Letters for Local Delivery 2 cents per ounce. Drop Letters mailed for delivery at the office where deposited and where carrier delivery servics has not been established, lc for each ounce or fraction thereof. Postal Cards, Private Mailing or Post Cards, within government size limits, written or printed, (get ruling on over and under sizes) lc each. S E C O N D CLASS (transient). Complete copies of newspapers or periodicals, entered at P. O. as second class matter. When mailed by other than publishers, lc for each two ounces or fraction thereof, regardless of weight or distance, or parcel post rate if cheaper. Second class matter may be registered but cannot be insured or sent C. O. D. T H I R D CLASS includes circulars, and other matter wholly in print, (except second class publications), proof sheets, corrected proof sheets and manuscript accompanying same, merchandise (including farm and factory products) and all other mailable matter not included in the first, or second classes. Weight limit of this class: 8 ounces, lj^c for each 2 oz. or fraction thereof. Over 8 ounces the fourth class (Parcel Post) rates apply. Exception: Books, catalogues, seeds, bulbs, roots, cuttings, scions, and plants (up to 8 oz.), lc for 2 oz. or fraction thereof. Special rates for bulk mailings. See your postmaster. Third class matter may be registered or insured or sent C.O.D. For registry rates apply to your postmaster. Restricted delivery if desired, 10c additional. Return receipt, if desired, 3c additional. Return receipt, showing address where delivered, 23 cents additional. t F O U R T H CLASS (Parcel Post) must weigh in excess of eight ounces; includes books, circulars, and other matter wholly in print, proof sheets, corrected proof sheets and manuscript copy accompanying same, merchandise (including farm and factory products), and all other mailable matter not included in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd classes. Size limit: 100 inches in length and girth combined. Note-Parcels over 84 inches in length and girth combined, and less than 10 lbs. in weight must be prepaid at 10 lbs. rate. Weight Limit: 70 lbs. Parcels containing fourth-class matter (parcel post) are mailable only at post offices, branch post offices and lettered, named or numbered stations. Parcels must bear the return card of the sender otherwise acptliach tr mAFefycoyano euw rlxyrwh eitimelahfmurlr-cesu acnh tclmmo ta a atbidsoi oedsbflni e ec tm$ doia2a,fuotc0 ntc07aate c lepr( c dfpt2 e ome anrprdast o tp yfauharo rnefrbcsud f eeulmislll ar )it iosc.inlrtens i pngufntorg.ieau.nc dn tL dtio ohrcone ars l teft hnrdoetaetrcla etiCloiv .fope .nroO y st.O th wnaeDigr .tpeeh ao uirfonpc,ne t tlahasone d collected on rural routes, the postage is to be 2 cents less per parcel than shown above when intended for local delivery, and 3c less per parcel when for other than local delivery, providied parcels are endorsed "Mailed on Rural Route". Library books, from non-profit organizations, if sent out or returned, within 3 zones, or within the state, 3 cents for the first pound and one cent for each additional pound. Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Distance Local within 50 mi 50-150 " 150-300 " 600-10CO " 1000-14C0 « 1400-1800 " 18O0 and over First Pound .08 .08 .09 .11 .12 .14 .15 Additional Poun ds 1.1c l.lo 2c 3.5o 5.3c 7c 9c lie Wgt. Limit Lbs. 70 70 70 7700 70 70 70 I N S U R A N C E R A T E S : 3rd and 4th Class Mail Values to $ 5.00 5c Values to $ 25.00 10c Values to $ 50.00 15c Values to $100.00 25c Values to SI 50.00 30c Values to $200.00 35c Maximum for Phillipine Islands is SI 00.00. Restricted delivery if desired, 10c additional. Return receipt, 3c additional. Return receipt, showing address where delivered, 23 cents additional. C. O. D. R A T E S : 1st, 3rd, or 4th Class Mall To $ 5.00 12 cents To $100.00 32 cents To S 25.00 17 cents To $150.00 40 cents To $ 50.00 22 cents To $200.00 45 cents Restricted delivery if desired, 10c additional. 1st class C. O. D. articles may be registered in addition for combination rates as follows: Amount of C. O. D. charges C. O. D. fee and limits of indemnity (including payable up to S200.00 registration) Not over $10.00 S0.25 From $10.01 to $50 30 From $ 50.01 to $100 40 From $100.01 to $200 .50 It should be borne in mind that, in no case, can the collections on any C. O. D. article exceed $200; however indemnity protection (against loss, rifling, or damage) in excess of $200, can be procured by the prepayment of combination C. O. D. Registry fees (in addition to regular 1st class postage, etc.), as follows: $600 to S700 1.00 $700 to $800 1.10 $800 to $1000 1.20 $200 to $300 60 $300 to $400 70 $400 to $500 80 $500 to $600 90 PREFERRED SERVICE FEATURES Fees in Addition to Regular Postage Special Delivery (First Class Mail O N L Y ) - u p to 21bs.l0c; 2 to lOlbs. 20c; over 10 lbs., 25c. Special Delivery (2nd, 3rd and 4th Class Mail). Expeditious dispatch, transportation same as first class mail, I N C L U D I N G I M M E D I A TE D E L I V E R Y - u p to 2 lbs. 15c; 2 to 10 lbs. 25c; over lOlbs. 35c. Special Handling (Fourth Class Mail only) Expeditious dispatch transportation and delivery same as first class, but D O E S N O T inelude Special Delivery up to 2 lbs., 10c; 2 to lOlbs., 15c; over lOlbs. 20c. Mark envelopes or wrappers "Special Delivery" or "Special Handling", as the case may be, and add below an inscription to indicate the fee paid for the special service, in this manner: "Fee Paid... .cents". Use distinctive "Special Delivery" or "Special Handling" stampaif obtainable. AIR MAIL Domestic Air Mail postage rate is 6c for each ounce or fraction thereof, regardless of distance or routing. This figure includes all transportation to and from the various routes. All Air Mail may be sent Special Delivery. Weight limit 70 lbs. and size limit 100 inches in length and girth combined. In order that Air Mail may be quickly recognized and identified the P. 0 : Department urges the use of distinctive Air Mail stamps, and distinctive Air Mail envelopes (with horizontal red white and blue stripes or alternate red, white and blue parallelogram borders) or similarly striped labels. If ordinary envelopes are used, it is recommended that two horizontal blue lines be drawn across the envelope, not less thaz 1}4 inch from the top. Envelopes must be prominently marked "VIA A I R MAIL"; parcels, in addition, must be sealed, although the latter may be sent as Insured or C. 0. D. if otherwise conforming to third or fourth class requirements. All Air Mail may be registered. FOREIGN MAIL MATTER LETTER AND CARD POSTAGE LETTERS: 3 cents per ounce or fraction thereof. POST CARDS: Single 1 cent; double 2 cents to the following: Alaska, Canal Zone, G u a m ( U. S. Samoa) Hawaii, Territory of Manua (IT. S. Samoa), Phillipine Islands, Porto Rico, Samoa, U. S., St. Croix, St. Thomas, Tutuila (U. S. Samoa), U. S. Naval Hosp., Yokohoma, Japan, Virgin Isl., IT. S. LETTERS: 3 cents per ounce or fraction thereof. P O S T CARDS: Single 2 cents; double 4 cents to the following: Alhucemas Isl., Andorra, Argentina, Balearic Islands, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Canary Islands, Ceuta, Chafarinas or Zafarani Isl., Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, EI Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Rep. of Labrador, Melilla, Mexico, Newfoundland, Nicaragua, Panama, Rep. of Paraguay, Penon De Velez De La Gomera, Peru, Salvador, El. Spain and certain Spanish possessions, Tangier, Uruguay, Venezuela, Zafarina Island. LETTERS: 5 cents first ounce or fraction thereof, 3 cents each additional ounce or fraction thereof. P O S T C A R D S : Single 3 cents, double 6 cents to all countries not listed above. (Note: Picture and souvenir post cards without a message other than a greeting of not more than 5 words, m ay be sent at the printed matter rate of l^c for each 2 ounces in the foreign mails). Registration: Applicable if desired to all letters and articles in the regular mails to all foreign countries (parcel post registrations restricted in some instances). International (Foreign) Parcel Post-(See your Postmaster). Special Delivery: Fee 20 cents in addition to full regular postage to the following countries: Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Belgium, Brazil, British Guiana, British Honduras (Belize only), Chile, China, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Cyprus, Danzig, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, (Quito & Guayaquil only), Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Gr't Britain, Guatemala. Hungary, Ireland, Italy, including Libya, (Tripolitania <fc Cyrenaica), Etria & Somaliland, Japan Kenya & Uganda, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemberg, Mexico, Morocco (Spanish), Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Norway, Nyasland Protectorate, Palestine, Panama, Poland, Portugal, St. Pierre & Miquelon, Sweden, Switzerland, Trans Jordan, and Union of South Africa. The (French) word "EXPRESS" mnNitee vAnwiietsfri op oouMennanreid)mdil l tt:aht bnFeeod o dsv sr teh( orai onianmutltclp yelmd. sua od cSbyinopen nebg lscbee uitLo lautlatlesdbr elyoDsdyoer, uloa mwirndhav opearerlorkl)seye ta r(dmmesC ag eisutrynltot ae aarrrtlie .shnmdo ea pi iblolneatsk ch,a ee pdesrpix) lrc feifeoceoprtdrtel itiy2ngo 0gnb C epccalaeonornuacwtned stl(ra bbi paueonsts d t . POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES Figures are of Fifteenth (1930) Census of the TJ. S. •Indicates State Capital. Figures immediately following the name of each state denote the land area and population of that state. 1920 1930 ALABAMA 51,279 Sq. Mi.-2,646,248 Anniston Bessemer Birmingham... Tuscaloosa ...17,734 ...18,674 22,345 20,721 . 17S.806 259,678 ....4,752 ... 10,034 ...14,737 ... 60,777 ...43,464 ...11,996 15,593 16,046 24,042 6S.202 66,079 18,012 20,659 A R I Z O NA 113,810 Sq. Mi.-435,573 •Phoenix 29,053 48,118 Tuscon 29,292 32,506 A R K A N S AS 52,525 Sq. Mi.-1,854,482 El Dorado 3,886 16,421 Fort Smith 28,870 31,429 Hot Springs 11,695 20,238 •Little Hock 65,142 81,679 N. Little Rock.... 14,048 19,418 Pine Bluff 19,280 20,760 CALIFORNIA 155,652 Sq. Mi.-5,677,251 Alameda 28,806 35,033 Alhambra 9,096 29,472 Bakersfield 18,638 26,015 Berkeley 56,036 82,109 Beverly Hills 674 17,429 Burbank 2,913 16,662 Eureka 12,923 15,752 Fresno 45,086 52,513 Glendale 13,536 62,736 Huntington Pk 4,513 24,591 Inglewood 3,286 19,480 Long Beach 55,593 142,032 Los Angeles 576,673 1,238,048 Oakland 216,261 284,063 Pasadena 45,354 76,086 Pomona 13,505 20,804 Richmond 16,843 20,093 Riverside 19,341 29,696 •Sacramento 65,908 93,750 San Bernadino.... 18,721 37,481 San Diego 74,361 147,995 San Francisco... .506,676 634,394 SanJose 39,642 57,651 Santa Ana 15,485 30,322 SantaBarbara 19,441 33,613 SSStaoonucttkaht GMonao tnei ca 4105,,229528 431779,,,916643362 1920 1930 C O L O R A DO 103,658 Sq. Mi.-l,035,791 Colo. Springs 30,105 33,237 •Denver 256,491 287,861 Pueblo 43,050 50,096 CONNECTICUT 4,820 Sq. Mi.-1,606,903 Ansonia 17,643 19,898 Bridgeport 143,555 146,716 Bristol 20,620 28,451 Danbury 18,943 22,261 •Hartford 138,036 164,072 Meridan 29,867 '38,481 Middletown 13,638 24,554 New Britain 59,316 68,128 New Haven 162,537 162,655 NewLondon 25,688 29,640 Norwalk 27,743 36,019 Norwich 22,304 23,021 Stamford 35,096 46,346 Torrington 20,623 26,040 Waterbury 91,715 99,902 DELAWARE 1,965 Sq. Mi.-238,380 •Dover 4,042 4,800 Wilmington 110,168 106,597 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 62 Sq. Mi.-486,869 Washington 437,571 486,869 FLORIDA 54,861 Sq. Mi.-l,468,211 Daytona Beach 825 16,598 Jacksonville 91,558 129,549 Lakeland 7,062 18,554 Miami 29,571 110,637 Orlando 9,282 27,330 Pensarola 31,035 31,579 St. Petersburg 14,237 40,425 •Tallahassee 5,637 10,700 Tampa 51,608 101,161 W. Palm Beach.... 8,659 26,610 GEORGIA 58,725 Sq. Mi.-2,098,506 Athens 16,748 18,192 •Atlanta 200,616 270,366 Augusta 52,548 60,342 Columbus 31,125 43,131 La Grange 17,038 20,131 Macon 52,995 53,829 RSWaoyvmcaern onsash 181833,,022655822 28115,,805421340 Population of Principal Cities-Continued 1920 1930 I D A HO 83,354 Sq. Mi.-445,032 •Boise 21,393 21,544 Pocatello 15,001 16,471 ILLINOIS 56,043 Sq. Mi.-7,630,654 Alton 24,682 30,151 Aurora 36,397 46,589 Belleville 24,823 28,425 Berwyn 14,150 47,027 Bloomington 28,725 30,930 Blue Island 11,424 16,534 Champaign 15,873 20,348 Chicago 2,701,705 3,376,438 Chicago Hts 19,653 22,321 Cicero 44,995 66,602 Danville 33,776 36,765 Decatur 43,818 57,510 E.St. Louis 66,767 74,347 Elgin 27,454 35,929 Evanston 37,234 63,338 Frecport 19,699 22,045 Galesburg 23,834 28,830 Granite City 14,757 25,130 Harvey 9,210 16,374 Jacksonville 15,713 17,747 Jolict 38,442 42,993 Kankakee 16,753 20,620 Kewaneo 16,026 17,093 Maywood 12,072 25,829 Moline 30,734 32,236 Oak Park 39,858 63,982 Ottawa 10,816 15,094 Pekin 12,058 16,129 Peoria 76,121 104,969 Quincy 35,978 39,241 Rockford 65,651 85,864 Rock Island 35,177 37,953 •Springfield 59,183 71,864 Waukegan 19,226 33,499 Wilmette 7,814 15,233 I N D I A NA 36,045 Sq. Mi.-3,238,503 Anderson 29,767 39,804 Bloomington 11,595 18,227 East Chicago 35,967 54,784 Elkhart 24,277 32,949 Evansville 85,264 102,249 Fort Wayne 86,549 114,946 Gary 55,378 100,426 Hammond 36,004 64,560 •Indianapolis 314,194 364,161 Kokomo 30,067 32,843 Lafayette 22,486 26,240 LMLMoaiauigPcrnsaohirhnrioiastgnewpea ao nkr aCt i ty.... 32111631559,,,57611424955645787 42112468586,,,,456757943503658085 I 1920 1930 New Albany 22,992 25,819 Richmond 26,765 32,493 South Bend 70,983 104,193 Tcrre Haute 66,083 62,810 Vincennes 17,160 17,564 I O WA 55,586 Sq. Mi.-2,470,939 Burlington 24,057 26,755 Cedar Rapids 45,566 56,097 Clinton 24,151 25,726 Council Bluffs 36,162 42,048 Davenport 56,727 60,751 •Des Moines 126,468 142,559 Dubuque 39,141 41,679 Fort Dodge 19,347 21,895 Iowa City 11,267 15,340 Keokuk 14,423 15,106 Marshalltown 15,731 17,373 Mason City 20,065 23,304 Muscatine 16,068 16,778 Ottumwa 23,003 28,075 Sioux City 71,227 79,183 Waterloo 36,230 46,191 K A N S AS 81,774 Sq. Mi.-1,880,999 Coffeyville 13,452 16,198 Hutchinson 23,298 27,085 Kansas City 101,177 121,857 Leavenworth 16,912 17,466 Pittsburg 18,052 18,145 Salina 15,085 20,155 •Topeka 50,022 64,120 Wichita 72,217 111,110 KENTUCKY 40,181 Sq. M!.-2,614,589 Ashland 14,729 29,074 Covington 57,121 65,252 •Frankfort 9,805 11,626 Lexington 41,534 45,736 Louisville 234,891 307,745 Newport 29,317 29,744 Owensboro 17,424 22,765 Paducah 24,735 33,541 LOUISIANA 45,409 Sq. Mi.-2,101,593 Alexandria 17,510 23,025 •Baton Rouge 21,782 30,729 Lake Charles 13,088 15,791 Monroe 12,675 26,028 New Orleans 387,219 458,762 Shreveport 43,874 76,655 M A I NE 29,895 Sq. Mi.-797,423 Auburn 16,985 18,571 BLP•BWaoieAatrdwunetdiggrlesuovaftsrinoot ldrnal d e 236111159384,.,,7932019570118284 32711480577,,47968153419439088 Population of Principal Cities-Continued 1920 1930 MARYLAND 9,941 Sq. Mi.-l,631,526 •Annapolis 11,214 12,531 Baltimore 733,826 804,874 Cumberland 29,837 37,747 Hagerstown 28,064 30,861 8,M0A39S SSqA.C MiH.U-4S,E2T49T,S61 4 Attleboro Beverly •Boston Brockton Cambridge,.. Chelsea Chicopee Everett Fall River Fitchburg Gardner Gloucester. Lawrence Leominster.... Lowell Lynn Maiden Marlborough.. New Bedford. . Newburyport.. Newton North Arlams Northampton. Peabody Pittsfield Quincy Revere Salem Somerviile.... Springfield Tauton Waltham Westfield Woburn Worcester ...19,731 21,769 ...22,561 25,086 ..748,060 781,188 ...66,254 63,797 ..109,694 113,643 ...43,184 45,816 ...36,214 43,930 ...40,120 48,424 ..120,485 115,274 ...41,029 40,692 ...16,971 19,399 ...22,947 24,204 ...53,884 48,710 ...60,203 56,537 ...94,270 85,068 ...19,744 21,810 ..112,759 100,234 ...99,148 102,320 ...49,103 58,036 ...15,028 15,587 ...39,038 59,714 ...18,204 23,170 ..121,217 112,597 ...15,618 15,084 ...46,054 65,276 ...22,282 21,621 . . .21,951 24,381 ...19,552 21,345 ...41,763 49,677 ...47,876 71,983 ...28,823 35,680 ...42,529 43,353 ...93,091 103,908 ..129,614 149,900 ...37,137 37,355 ...30,915 39,247 ... 18,604 19,775 ...16,574 19,434 .179,754 195,311 M I C H I G AN 57,480 Sq. Mi.-4,842,325 Ann Arbor 19,516 26,944 Battle Creek 36,164 43,573 Bay City 47,554 47,355 Benton Harbor.... 12,233 15,434 Dearborn 2,470 50,358 Detroit 993,678-1,568,662 Ferndale 2,640 20,855 Flint 91,599 156,492 Gr. Rapids 137,634 168,592 Hamtramck 48,615 56,268 Highland Pk 46,499 52,959 1920 1930 Jackson 48,374 55,187 Kalamazoo 48,487 54,786 •Lansing 57,327 78,397 Monroe 11,573 18,110 Muskegon 36,570 41,390 Muskegon Hts 9,514 15,584 Pontiac 34,273 64,928 Port Huron 25,944 31,361 River Rouge 9,822 17,314 Royal Oak 6,007 22,904 Saginaw 61,903 80,715 Wyandotte 13,851 28,308 M I N N E S O TA 80,858 Sq. Mi .-2,563,953 Duluth 98,917 101,463 Hibbing 15,089 15,666 Minneapolis 380,582 464,356 Rochester 13,722 20,621 St. Cloud 15,873 21,000 •St. Paul 234,698 271,606 Winona 19,143 20,850 MISSISSIPPI 46,362 Sq. Mi.-2,009,821 Hattiesburg 13,270 18,601 •Jackson 22,817 48,282 Laurel 13,037 18,017 Meridian 23,399 31,954 Vicksburg 18,072 22,943 MISSOURI 08,727 Sq. Mi.-3,629,367 C.Girardeau 10,252 16,227 Hannibal 19,306 22,761 Independence 11,686 15,296 •Jefferson City.... 14,490 21,296 Joplin 29,902 33,454 Kansas City 324,410 399,746 St. Joseph 77,939 80,935 St. Louis 772,897 821,960 Sedalia 21,144 20,806 Springfield 39,631 57,527 University City 6,792 25,809 Webster Groves.... 9,474 16,487 MONTANA 146,131 Sq. Mi.-537,606 Billings 15,100 16,380 Butte 41,611 39,532 Great Falls 24,121 28,822 •Helena 12,037 11,803 NEBRASKA 76,808 Sq. Mi.-1,377,963 Grand Island 13,947 18,041 Hastings 11,647 15,490 •Lincoln 54,948 75,933 Omaha 191,601 214,006 NR•ECeVanAroDs 1Ao0n 9 ,C8i2t1y Sq. Mi1.21-,,906118,650 5811 8,,559269 Population of Principal Cities-Continued 1920 1930 N E W HAMPSHIRE 9,031 Sq. Mi.-465,293 Berlin 16,104 20,018 'Concord 22,167 2.5,228 Manchester 78,384 76,834 Nashua 28,379 31,463 N E W JERSEY 7,514 Sq. Mi.-4,041,334 Atlantic City 50,707 66,198 Bayonne 76,754 88,979 Belleville 15,660 26,974 Bloomfield 22,019 38,077 Bridgeton 14,323 15,699 Camden 110,309 118,700 CliffsidePk 5,709 15,267 Clifton 26,470 46,875 East Orange 50,710 68,020 Elizabeth 95,783 114,589 Englewood 11,627 17,805 Garfield 19,381 29,739 Hackensack 17,667 24,568 Harrison 13,721 15,601 •Hoboken 68,166 59,261 Irvington 25,480 56,733 Jersey City 298,103 316,715 Kearny 26,724 40,716 Linden 21,206 Long Branch 13,521 18,399 Montclair 28,810 42,017 Morristown 12,548 15,197 Newark 414,524 442,337 N.Brunswick 32,779 34,555 Nutley 9,421 20,572 Orange 33,268 35,399 Passaic 63,841 62,959 Paterson 135,875 138,513 Perth Amboy 41,767 43,516 Phillipsburg 10,923 19,255 Plainfield 27,700 34,422 Rahway 11,042 16,011 •Trenton 119,289 123,356 Union City 68,659 Westfield 9,063 15,801 W. New York 29,926 37,107 West Orange 15,573 24,327 NEW MEXICO 122,503 Sq. Mi.-423,317 Albuquerque 15,157 26,570 BCBNAB••uoauAmmSEfrthlbasgfWnaobnutah4ive atlre7anisanoYnr,gam y 6 dF O t 5aeRo4m n K S q. Mi5.102136-31162561337,,,2,,,798581,5324782095423157028446 8 51,72173121033564716,,,602768341 727651766752726 1920 1930 Cortland 13,294 15,043 Dunkirk 19,336 17,802 Elmira 45,393 47,397 Endicott 9,500 16,231 Freeport 8,599 15,467 Geneva 14,648 18,053 Glens Falls 16,638 18,531 Gloversville 22,075 23,099 Hornell 15,025 16,250 Ithaca 17,004 20.70S Jamestown 38,917 45,155 Kenmore 3,160 18,482 Kingston 26,688 23,088 Lackawanna 17,918 23,948 Lockport 21,308 23,161 Middletown 18,420 21,276 Mt. Vernon 42,726 61,499 Newburgh 30,366 31,275 New Rochello 36,213 54,000 New York City 5,620,048-6,930,448 Niagara Falls 50,760 75,460 N. Tonawanda 15,482 19,019 Ogdensburg 14,609 16,915 Olean 20,506 21,790 Ossining 10,739 15,241 Oswego 23,626 22,652 Peekskill 15,868 17,125 Port Chester 16,573 22,662 Poughkeepsie 35,000 40,288 Rochester 295,750 323,132 Rome 26,341 32,338 Schenectady 88,723 95,692 Syracuse 171,717 209,326 Troy 71,996 72,763 Utica 94,156 101,740 Watertown 31,285 32,205 Watervliet 16,073 16,083 White Plains 21,031 35,830 Yonkers 100,176 134,646 NORTH CAROLINA 48,740 Sq. Mi.-3,170,276 Asheville 28,504 50,193 Charlotte 46,338 82,675 Durham 21,719 52,037 Gastonia 12,871 17,093 Greensboro 19,861 53,569 GNMF•WSWRH•aBriOaiRioilrinanRalgcigsolsnmThkseomttidH by7iao. Pn u 0grnF.ogrMD,h-coiy t1At Sknro 8K at kn3Ols eTS mqA.. . .M.i4.2132118-104347234,,6,,94830134783672109741801260,252842 8 4211723133158761512766 ,,,,60103924271919571479902194250 Population of Principal Cities-Continued 1920 1930 OHIO 40,740 Sq. Mi.-6,646,697 Akron 208,435 255,040 Alliance 21,603 23,047 Ashtabula 22,082 23,301 Barberton 18,811 23,934 Cambridge 13,104 16,129 Canton 87,091 104,906 Chillicothe 15,831 18,340 Cincinnati 401,247 451,160 Cleveland 796,841 900,429 Cleveland Hts 15,236 50,945 •Columbus 237,031 290,564 Cuyahoga Falls... 10,200 19,797 Davton 132,559 230,982 E.Cleveland 27,292 39,607 E.Liverpool 21,411 23,329 Elyria 20,474 25,633 Findlay 17,021 19,363 Garfield Hts 2,550 15,589 Hamilton 39,675 52,176 Ironton 14,007 16,021 Lakewood 41,732 70,509 Lancaster 14,706 18,716 Lima 41,326 42,287 Lorain 37,295 44,512 Mansfield 27,824 33,525 Marion 27,891 31,084 Massillon 17,428 26,400 Middlctown 23,594 29,992 Newark 26,718 33,596 Nilcs 13,080 15,314 Norwood 24,906 33,411 Piqua 15,044 13,009 Portsmouth 33,011 42,560 Sandusky 22,897 21,622 Shaker His 1,616 17,783 Springfield 60,840 03,743 Steubenville 28,508 35,422 Tiffin 14,375 16,428 Toledo 243,164 290,718 Warren 27,050 41,062 Youngstown 132,358 170,002 Zanesville 29,569 36,440 OKLAHOMA 69,414 Sq. Mi.-2,396,040 Ardmore 14,181 15,741 Enid 16,576 26,399 Muskogee 30,277 32,026 •Oklahoma City..91,295 185,389 Okmulgee 17,430 17,097 PoncaCity 7,051 16,136 Shawnee 15,348 23,283 Tulsa 72,075 141,258 EKP•ouSlragatlemlenaa9metn5 dh, 6F0a7lO lSsRq .E MGi2O.51-NS4079, .,585260397813.98 7 380216168 ,809290163156 1920 1930 PENNSYLVANIA 44,832 Sq. Mi.-9,631,350 Aliquippa 2,931 27,116 Allentown 73,502 92,563 Altoona 60,331 82,054 Ambridge 12,730 20 227 Beaver Falls 12,802 17,147 Bethlehem 50,358 57,892 Braddock 20,879 19,329 Bradford 15,525 19,306 Butler 23,778 23,568 Carbondale 18,640 20,061 Chester 58,030 59,164 Clairton 6,264 15,291 Dunmore 20,250 22,627 Duquesne 19,011 21,396 Easton 33,813 34,408 Erie 93,372 115,967 Grecmburg 15,033 16,508 •Harrisburg 75,917 80,339 Hazleton 32,277 36,765 Homestead 20,452 20,141 Jeanette 10,027 15,126 Johnstown 67,327 66,993 Kingston 8,952 21,600 Lancaster 53,150 59,949 Lebanon 24,643 25,561 McKeesport 46,781 54,632 McKecs Rocks.... 16,713 18,116 MeadviUe 14,568 16,695 Moncssen 15,179 20,268 Mt. Carmel 17,469 17,967 Nanticoke 22,614 26,043 Newcastle 44,938 48,674 N. Kensington.... 11,987 16,762 Norristown 32,319 35,853 N. Braddock 14,928 18,782 Oil City 21,274 22,075 Philadelphia.. 1,823,779-1,950,961 Pittsburgh 588,343 669,817 Pittston 18,497 18,246 Plymouth 16,500 16,543 Pottstown 17,431 19,430 Pottsville 21,876 24,300 Reading 107,784 111,171 Scranton 137,783 143,433 Shamokin 21,204 20,274 Sharon 21,747 25,908 Shenandoah 24,726 21,782 Sunbury 15,721 15,626 Swissvale 10,908 16,029 Uniontown 15,692 19,544 Washington 21,480 24,545 Wilkes-Barre 73,833 86,626 WWYCiierollnarltknkiris ant1mlso,sRb n0Fpu 6aHor7lrgOl t SsD q .E MiI.-S2342249764L,,8,A4451700197,N37284D 9 745242 5925,,,752982351999184 Population of Principal Cities-Continued 1920 1930 Newport 30,255 27,612 Pawtucket 64,248 77,149 •Providence 237,595 252,981 Woonsocket 43,490 49,376 SOUTH CAROLINA 30,495 Sq. Mi.-1,738,765 Charleston 67,957 62,265 •Columbia 37,524 61,581 Greenville 23,127 29,154 Spartanburg 22,638 28,723 SOUTH DAKOTA 76,868 Sq. Mi.-692,849 Aberdeen 14,537 16,465 'Pierre 3,209 3,659 Sioux Falls 25,202 33,362 TENNESSEE 41,687 Sq. Mi.-2,616,556 Chattanooga 57,895 119,798 Jackson 18,860 22,172 Johnson City 12,442 25,080 Knoxville 77,818 105,802 Memphis 162,351 253,143 •Nashville 118,342 153,566 TEXAS 262,398 Sq. Mi.- 5,824,715 Beaumont Brownsville.... Corpus Christi. Corsicana Dallas El Paso Fort Worth.... Galveston Laredo Marshall Tyler Waco Wichita Falls.. ...10,274 23,175 ...15,494 43,132 ...34,876 53,120 ...40,422 57,732 ...11,791 22,021 ...10,522 27,741 ...11,356 15,202 ..158,976 260,475 .. .77,560 102,421 ..106,452 163,447 ...44,255 52,938 ..138,276 292,352 ...22,710 32,618 ....4,051 20,520 ...14,271 16,203 ...15,040 15,649 ...22,251 50,902 ...10,050 25,308 ..161,379 231,542 ...15,031 15,713 ...11,033 15,345 ...11,480 16,602 ...12,085 17,113 ...38,500 52,548 ...40,079 43,690 UTAH 82,184 Sq. Mi.-507,847 Ogden 32,804 40,272 •Salt Lake City. .118,110 140,267 VERMONT 9,124 Sq. ML-359,611 Burlington 22,779 24,789 •Montpelier 7,125 7,837 Rutland 14,954 17,315 1920 1930 VIRGINIA 40,262 Sq. Mi.-2,421,851 Alexandria 18,060 24,149 Charlottesville 10,658 15,245 Danville 21,539 22,247 Lynchburg 30,070 40,661 Newpor News... .35,596 34,417 Norfolk 115,777 129,710 Petersburg 31,012 28,564 Portsmouth 54,387 45,704 •Richmond 171,667 182,929 Roanoke 50,842 69,206 WASHINGTON 66,836 Sq. Mi.-1,563,396 Aberdeen 15,337 21,723 Bellingham 25,585 30,823 Everett 27,644 30,567 •Olympia 7,795 11,733 Seattle 315,312 365,583 Spokane 104,437 115,514 Tacoma 96,965 106,817 Vancouver 12,637 15,766 Walla Walla 15,503 15,976 Yakima 18,539 22,101 WEST VIRGINIA 24,022 Sq. Mi.-1,729,205 Bluefield 15,252 19,339 •Charleston 39,608 60,408 Clarksburg 27,869 28,866 Fairmont 17,851 23,159 Huntington 50,177 75,572 Morgantown 12,127 16,186 Parkersburg 20,050 29,623 Wheeling 56,208 61,659 WISCONSIN 55,256 Sq. Mi.-2,939,006 Appleton 10,561 25,267 Beloit 21,284 23,611 Eau Claire 20,906 26,287 Fond du Lac 23,427 26,449 Green Bay 31,017 37,415 Janesville 18,293 21,628 Kenosha....'. 40,472 50,262 La Crosse 30,421 39,614 •Madison 38,378 57,899 Manitowoc 17,563 22,963 Milwaukee 457,147 578,249 Oshkosh 33,162 40,108 Racine 58,593 67,542 Sheboygan 30,955 39,251 Superior 39,671 36,113 Waukesha 12,558 17,176 Wausau 15,661 23,758 Wauwatosa 5,518 21,194 IW YCW"OaCeMshspIetey N9rAe7lG nl, in5se4 5 Sq. 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LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN THE VARIOUS STATES JANUARY 1, NEW YEAR'S DAY: In all the States, Territories and Colonial Possessions. JANUARY 19. LEE'S BIRTHDAY: In Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., Miss., N. C, S. C, Tenn. and Va. FEBRUARY 12. LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY: In Alaska, Calif., Colo., Conn., Del., la., 111., Ind„ Kan., Ky., Mich., Minn., Mo., Mont., Neb., Nev., N. J., N. Y., N. Dak., Ohio, Pa., S. Dak., Tenn., Utah, Wash., W. Va., Wyo., and observed by Governor's Proclamation in Mass. FEBRUARY 22. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY: In all the States, Territories and Possessions. GOOD FRIDAY: In Conn., Del., Fla., La., Md., Minn., N. J., Pa., Phillipines, Porto Rico, Tenn. APRIL 19. PATRIOT'S DAY. In Me. and Mass. APRIL 26. CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY: In Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi. MAY 10. CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY: In Kentucky and North Carolina. MAY 30. DECORATION DAY: In all the States and Possessions except Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., La„ Miss., N. Mex., N. C, S. C, Tenn., and Texas. JUNE 3. JEFFERSON DAVIS'S BIRTHDAY: In Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., Ky., La., Miss., Tenn., Tex. and Va. JUNE 14. FLAG DAY: IS widely observed but not a legal holiday. JULY 4. INDEPENDENCE DAY: In all the States, Territories and Possessions. SEPTEMBER (First Monday). LABOR DAY. In all the States and Territories except Ala., Wyo., and the Phillipines. OCTOBER 12. COLUMBUS DAY: In Ark., Ariz., Calif., Colo., Conn., Fla., Idaho, 111., Ind., Kan., Ky., La., Me., Md., Mass., Mich., Mo., Mont., Neb., Nev., N. H„ N. J„ N. M., N. Y., N. Dak., Ohio, Ore., Pa., R. I., Tex., Utah, Vt., Wash., W. V., also in Porto Rico. In Arkansas and Kansas it does not affect notes or judicial proceedings. NOVEMBER. GENERAL ELECTION DAY: 1st Tuesday after 1st Monday. In every State and Territory except Alaska, Dist. of Col., Hawaii, 111., Mass., Miss., Ohio, Phillipines and Vt. In Illinois it is a legal holiday in Chicago, Springfield, East St. Louis, Galesburg, Danville, Cairo and Rockford. In Ohio it is a half holiday. In Maine it is a legal holiday only as to the courts, which also close on the State Election Day (biennially 2nd Monday in Sept.). Nov 11. ARMISTICE DAY: In Ala., Ariz., Ark., Calif., Colo., Fla., Iowa, La., Mass., Minn., Mo., Mont., Neb., N. J., N. C, N. Dak., Pa., R., I. S. Dak., Tenn., Tex., Vt., Va., and Hawaii. In other States by Governor's Proclamation only. NOVEMBER THANKSGIVING DAY: Last Thursday in November. Is observed in all the States, Territories and Possessions. DECEMBER 25. CHRISTMAS DAY: In all the States, Territories and Possessions, Monday, January I, 1940 1st Day-365 Days to Follow New Year's Day OJUJJL) VAAIAAJ 7y?tAufit -AA**^ fj ituJhs t6AV*i,iAAyn. lAAAaLtAtAi.J^AACOCAA*A[ u> y^tAl'uu^, <A*^fA* AAAAU . ijtziA dLLiullu^Q«Al*UAW> VAWA ^AJL /lM*v <L*A/CSAA*AiftoijL^l&r*A. /AAMAL AAn L[<MAL~AU<AS~U HA, \{AJk ls^.LA\ JcAvcJL. IAAA^ A"*! -<**ApA*, - a. 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