New York Opens Broad Inquiry Into Welfare and Leases
New York announces a wide state inquiry into municipal relief cases led by Social Welfare Commissioner Lansdale. Mayor O Dwyer defends the welfare department amid housing shortages and high living costs. 37 families were housed in hotel suites including one at 640.05 monthly. 26 moved by Friday with remaining to leave.
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New York
New York City
Seabury
Jimmy Walker
William Ood
City Welfare Department
Ast
Robert T.lansdale
O'Dwyer
Welfare Department
City Welfare
Edward E. Rhatigan
Courtland Community Life Highlights Graduation and Gatherings
Courtland held graduation in the Courtland school auditorium with Rev. E L McFee as speaker. Mary John Payne was valedictorian and Jane Frances Redding salutatorian as twenty eight diplomas were awarded. The page records numerous gatherings from May 16 to May 17 including birthday parties, a bridge club, a church auxiliary meeting, community visits, and local visits by residents and guests.
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Courtland School
E. L. McFee
Mary John Payne
Jane Frances Redding
Courtland Presbyterian Church
Dave Martin
Sykes
Lawson Sykes
Annie Campbell
Louise Gilchrist
M. E Gregg
O. P.an
Coine
Japan
Korea
Sykes Martin
H. H. Williams
Ruth
Bessemer
James Merk
Birmingham
Opie Gamble
Allen Balch
Decatur
L. D. Brookshire
Little Ronnie Holdbrooks
Haleyville
J. Ague
B. J. Teague
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
J. L. Arnold
Jean Bankhead Hotchkiss
Leighton
C. Hergo
Dora Poland
Anniston
Frank Gilchrist
Orangeburg
S. C
George Gilchrist
Garth Gilchrist
Eglin Field
Fla
W.d.gilchrist
Gilchrist
R. E. Coburn
Helen Bynum
Reuben Kyle
Maxwell Field
Henry Drake
Knoxville
Mary Frances Drake
Hazelwood High School
Uhland Redd Jr
Florence
Ellen Martin
Penn Crockett
Nashville
H. D
Malcolm Lane
Dot
H. D. Lane
Joe Hollenbeck
Memphis
Courtland
Howard Kennedy
Chicago
Lol A. White Jr
Jim Lowe
A. Waylagg Ney
Hopkins Students Return Mascot After Raid on College Park
Johns Hopkins students return a 400 pound bronze terrapin mascot to the University of Maryland after a raid on College Park in which the turtle was kidnapped. Maryland guards freed three Hopkins hostages unhurt with notable haircuts following the exchange.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Hopkins
College Park
Baptist junior auxiliary meets for regular gathering
The Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist church met after noon for their regular meeting. The Young People of the Methodist church met Sunday evening for supper and organized a Methodist Youth Fellowship group, electing Mary Frances Drake as president and Patricia Graham as vice president.
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the Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Methodist
Mary Frances Drake
Patricia Graham
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Courtland Downs
Virginia Blythe
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Janet Jensen
Ramona Saint
Mary Ruth Hellums
Corinne Terry
Winnie Fay Saint
Myra Teague
Larry Alexander
Hoyt Sherard
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Charles Teague
Wheeler Dam
After Zebrowski
Ruby
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Ruth Crowe
Winston Crowe
Deannie and
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Freeman L. Holland
Katie Frank Gilchrist
Pruitt Parker
B. H. Collins
Arthur Jensen
Parker
Price Terry
American Legion Auxiliary
Wiley Horton Post No. 58
Mamie Redman
Harriet Vorges
John Sanderson
Uhland Redd Si
W. A. Toms
A. Wayland -McKinney Jr
Spencer Latham
Earl Norton
Helena, Ark
Catherine Etheridge
Mike Etheridge
Lucille Ray
Tate Hollenbeck
Lucy Hollenbeck
Early Phinny
K and S
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Archie Johnston
James Dunbar Jr
Mobile
Dunbar
Diana
Hands
Gantry
I Meanwhile
Jud Bradley
Dixi
MR. Radford
Youngstown
Pride Motor CO
Hudson
Second Ave
Meritas
Belk Tudoon Co
Koolvent Metal
FHA
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Morgan and
Limestone Counties
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Sam J. Evans
East Moulton St
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