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11. When used in unveiling a statue or monument, the flag should not be allowed to fall to the ground but should be carried aloft to wave out.
12. When flown at half staff, the flag is hoisted to the peak for an instant, and then lowered to the half staff position, but before lowering the flag for the day it is raised again to the peak. By "half staff" is meant hauling the flag down to one-half the distance between the top and the bottom of the staff. If local conditions require, divergence from this position is permissible. On Memorial Day the flag is at half staff, sunrise to noon, and full staff, noon to sunset.
13. Flags flown from fixed staffs are placed at half staff to indicate mourning. When the flag is displayed on a small staff, as when carried in parade, mourning is indicated by attaching two streamers of black crepe to the spearhead.
14. When used to cover a casket the flag should be placed so that the union is at the head and over the left shoulder. The flag should not be lowered into the grave nor allowed to touch the ground.
15. When the flag is displayed in the body of the church it should be from a staff placed on the congregation's right as they face the clergyman. The service flag, the state flag, or other flags should be at the left of the congregation. If in the chancel, or on the platform, the flag of the United States should be placed on the clergyman's right; other flags on his left. 

Presidents of the United States
1 George Washington.1789-1797
2 John Adams.......1797-1801
3 Thomas Jefferson...1801-1809
4 James Madison.....1809-1817
5 James Monroe......1817-1825
6 John Quincy Adams.1825-1829
7 Andrew Jackson...1829-1837
8 Martin Van Buren.1837-1841
9 William Henry Harrison .......1841
10 John Tyler.......1841-1845
11 James Knox Polk...1845-1849
12 Zachary Taylor....1849-1850
13 Millard Fillmore....1850-1853
14 Franklin Pierce....1853-1857
15 James Buchanan...1857-1861
16 Abraham Lincoln..1861-1865
17 Andrew Johnson...1865-1869
18 Ulysses S. Grant...1869-1877
19 Rutherford B. Hayes .........1877-1881
20 James A. Garfield..1881
21 Chester A. Arthur..1881-1885
22 Grover Cleveland...1885-1889
23 Benjamin Harrison.1889-1893
22 (Second Term) Grover Cleveland ......1893-1897
24 William McKinley..1897-1901
25 Theodore Roosevelt. 1901-1909
26 William Howard Taft..........1909-1913 
27 Woodrow Wilson..1913-1921
28 Warren G. Harding.1921-1923
29 Calvin Coolidge....1923-1929
30 Herbert Clark Hoover ........1929-1933
31 Franklin D. Roosevelt ......1933-

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Population of the United States by States
U.S. Government 1940 Census figures, preliminary except as noted
|1930|1940|
Alabama ....... |2,646,248|2,830,285|
Arizona ........ |435.573|497,789|
Arkansas ...... |1,854,482|1,948,268|
California ......|5,677,251|6,873,688|
Colorado ....... |1,035,791|1,118,820|
Connecticut...|1,606,903|1,710,112|
Delaware...|238,380|266,505*|
Dist. of Colum. ..|486,869|663,153|
Florida...|1,468,211|1,887,804|
Georgia...|2,908,506|3,119,953|
Idaho...|445,032|523,440|
Illinois...|7,630,654|7,877,167|
Indiana...|3,238,503|3,416,152|
Iowa...|2,470,039|2,535,430|
Kansas...|1,880,999|1,799,137|
Kentucky...|2,614,589|2,839,927|
Louisiana...|2,101,593|2,360,661|
Maine...|797,423|845,139|
Maryland...|1,631,526|1,811,546|
Massachusetts...|4,249,614|4,312,332|
Michigan...|4,842,325|5,245,012|
Minnesota...|2,563,953|2,785,896|
Mississippi...|2,009,821|2,181,763|
Missouri...|3,629,367|3,775,737|
Montana...|537,606|554,136|
Nebraska...|1,377,963|1,313,468|
Nevada...|91,058|110,247|
New Hampshire...|465,293|491,524|
New Jersey...|4,041,334|4,148,562|
New Mexico...|423,317|528,687|
New York...|12,588,066|13,379,622|
North Carolina...|3,170,276|3,563,174|
North Dakota...|680,845|639,690|
Ohio...|6,646,697|6,889,623|
Oklahoma...|2,396,040|2,334,437|
Oregon...|953,786|1,087,717|
Pennsylvania...|9,631,350|9,891,709|
Rhode Island...|687,497|713,346*|
South Carolina...|1,738,765|1,905,815|
South Dakota...|692,498|641,134|
Tennessee...|2,616,556|2,910,992|
Texas...|5,824,715|6,418,321|
Utah...|507,847|548,393|
Vermont...|359,611|359,231*|
Virginia...|2,421,851|2,664,847|
Washington...|1,563,396|1,721,376|
West Virginia...|1,729,205|1,900,217|
Wisconsin...|2,939,006|3,125,881|
Wyoming...|225,565|246,763|
*Final

Population of the Principal Cities in U.S.A.
U.S. Government Census for 1940-figures preliminary except as noted
|1930|1940|
Akron, Ohio...|255,040|243,130|
Albany, N.Y....|127,412|130,447|
Allentown, Pa....|92,563|96,827|
Altoona, Pa....|82,054|80,071|
Amarillo, Texas...|43,132|51,497|
Asheville, N.C....|50,193|51,227|
Atlanta, Ga....|270,366|302,538|
Atlantic City, N.J....|66,198|63,787|
Augusta, Ga....|60,342|65,945|
Austin, Texas...|57,732|58,912|
Baltimore, Md....|804,874|854,144|
Bayonne, N.J....|88,979|78,905|
Beaumont, Texas...|57,732|58,912|
Berkeley, Cal...|82,109|84,827|
Berwyn, Ill....|47,027|48,474|
Bethlehem, Pa....|57,892|58,478|
Binghamton, N.Y....|76,662|78,242|
Birmingham, Ala....|259,678|264,151|
Boston, Mass....|781,188|769,520|
Bridgeport, Conn....|146,716|146,900|
Brockton, Mass....|63,797|62,262|
Buffalo, N.Y....|573,076|575,150|
Cambridge, Mass....|113,643|111,120|
Camden, N.J....|118,700|117,777|
Canton, Ohio...|104,906|108,337|
Cedar Rapids, Iowa...|56,097|62,037|
Charleston, S.C....|62,265|70,896|
Charlotte, N.C....|82,675|100,327|
Chattanooga, Tenn....|119,798|128,138|
Chester, Pa....|59,164|59,278|
Chicago, Ill....|3,376,438|3,384,556|
Cicero, Ill....|66,602|64,438|
Cincinnati, Ohio...|451,160|452,852|
Cleveland, Ohio...|900,429|878,385|
ClevelandHts, O....|50,945|55,031|
Columbia, S.C....|51,581|60,505|
Columbus, Ga....|43,131|53,104|
Columbus, Ohio...|290,564|304,936|
Corpus Christi, Tex....|27,741|57,443|
Covington, Ky....|65,252|62,014|

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Transcription Notes:
Since there are two columns of a list I just continued it down instead of using |. Let me know if that is wrong.