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Peel, Roy Victor, 1896-1978

Indiana Governor Henry F. Schricker with Roy V. Peel and Others

Indiana Governor Henry F. Schricker (second from right) and Director of Census Roy V. Peel (right) pose with two unidentified officials from Indiana University with a map of the United States. The map illustrates that the population center of the United States shifted from Indiana to Illinois. Text printed at the top of the map says, "Center of Population 1790-1950." Text at the bottom says: "Hello Illinois! Goodbye Indiana!" Across the center of the map are a line of several stars, indicating the shifting center of population.

Roy Peel and Others at Indiana University Journalism Symposium on Politics

Members of the panel of the Indiana University Journalism Symposium on Politics pose for a photograph. From left to right: John New, Democratic State Central Committee Research Director; Ira L. Haymaker, Democratic State Central Committee Director; Dr. Roy V. Peel, Indiana University Faculty Member and Panel Moderator; H. Clark Springer, Former Chairman of Republican State Central Committee; and Cale J. Holder, Present Chairman of Republican State Central Committee.

Census Bureau Official in New Mexico

Officials from the United States Census Bureau are gathered in New Mexico. From left to right: unidentified; Dr. Roy V. Peel, Director of Census Bureau; an unidentified resident of Santa Fe, New Mexico; Harry Nolder, Western Regional Supervisor, Census Bureau; an unidentified man, and an unidentified census enumerator. Dr. Peel and the others were observing the interaction between the resident and the enumerator.