The Population of GLADSTONE, ND: 239: 100.0%: In households: 239: 100.0%: Householder: 99: 41.4%: Spouse [6] 49: 20.5%: Child: 64: 26.8%: Own child under 18 years: 52: 21.8%: Other relatives: 7: 2.9%: Under 18 years: 1: 0.4%: 65 years and over: 1: 0.4%: Nonrelatives: 20: 8.4%: Under 18 years: 3: 1.3%: 65 years and over: 2: 0.8% : Unmarried partner: 13: 5.4%: In group quarters: 0: 0.0%: Institutionalized population: 0: 0.0%: Male: 0: 0.0%
In December 1942, Sir William Beveridge was the master of University College, Oxford. After a successful career in the civil service, he had been made director of the London School of Economics, remaining there from 1919 to 1937, when he moved to Oxford.n December 1942, Sir William Beveridge was the master of University College, Oxford. After a successful career in the civil service, he had been made director of the London School of Economics, remaining there from 1919 to 1937, when he moved to Oxford.
William Marcy Tweed (1823-1878) was an American politician and leader of Tammany Hall. The Tweed ring, which defrauded New York City of millions, made his name a symbol of civic corruption.William Tweed was born in New York on April 3, 1823.His father was a chair manufacturer.Tweed left school to learn chair making at the age of 11. At 13 he was apprenticed to a saddlemaker; at 17 he became a bookkeeper in a brush business, at 19 joined the firm, and at 21 married the daughter of the firm's chief owner.illiam Tweed was born in New York on April 3, 1823. His father was a chair manufacturer. Tweed left school to learn chair making at the age of 11. At 13 he was apprenticed to a saddlemaker; at 17 he became a bookkeeper in a brush business, at 19 joined the firm, and at 21 married the daughter of the firm's chief owner.