The Big Count: The Story Of The U.S. Census
United States. Census Bureau
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The Big Count: The Story Of The U.S. Census 1960 "On the 1960 Census. George Stone and Dr. Philip Hauser discuss how censuses show how Americans live, the centers of population, population in various sections of the U.S., types of dwelling places lived in, percentages with people with such items as radios, the mobility of the American people, educational attainment, percentages of sources of energy used for goods and services (human, animal, and mechanical), consumer household expenditures of 1909 and 1952, and related matters." National Archives Identifier: 7019
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