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The Center Isn't Holding
Goldberg, Danny | October 22, 1990 issue
The article focuses on the gubernatorial election in California. The clever manipulation of boredom by the right wing and the inadvertent complicity by...

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Subject to Debate
Pollitt, Katha | November 2, 1998 issue
According to "The Myth of Widespread American Poverty," a recent "backgrounder" by Heritage Foundation senior policy analyst Robert Rector, the U.S. Census...

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The Punchcard Snoopers
Hirsch, Phil | October 16, 1967 issue
The information that people are required to furnish is held confidential by law. The census report cannot be used for purposes of taxation, investigation,...

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In the Driftway
September 2, 1931 issue
The article focuses on the economic condition in the U.S. during 1931 focusing on the marginal theory. The marginal theory held that it was always the last...

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One Million Excluded Men
Bennett, Helen Christine | October 3, 1934 issue
To the general public an "outside salesman" is a man who rings the doorbell and insists upon interviewing the householder, thereby invading the privacy...

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Problems of Reconstruction
March 8, 1922 issue
There were over a half million Jews in the province of Kiev before the war. They were concentrated in twelve cities, 112 towns, and numerous villages. According...

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Cataloguing a Nation
Horwill, Herbert W. | May 18, 1918 issue
In peace time, residents in British Isles suffer little from the importunities of the statistician and the card-indexer. Birth, marriage, death, are the...

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Editorials
March 11, 1915 issue
The article focuses on various international happenings as of March 11, 1915. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, is something of a manufacturing district;...

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The Week
August 19, 1909 issue
The article presents news related to world politics. Many complaints against the methods and results of different United States Censuses have been made...

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The Week
March 24, 1910 issue
The article presents information on various socio-political issues of the world. The American Prohibition Year-Book for 1910 asserts that "the figures of...

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