Federal grants total for Social Security to Alabama
Federal grants totaling 16.493 million dollars for social security health education welfare and vocational rehabilitation in the year ending June 30 were received by Alabama welfare and social security officials. Benefits were paid to 173 987 Alabamians in 1946 47 with 6.167 million for old age. Other beneficiaries included mothers and children dependent children the needy blind disabled persons in rehabilitation unemployment recipients and survivors families of insured workers.
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Washington
Alabama
Social Security Agency
Social Security Administration
ATA
Office of
Office of Education
Federal Security Agency
Food and Drug Administration
Birmingham
Treasure Seeker Morley Fights Quicksand For 4 Million Loot
Treasure hunter G B Morley, 80, digs Walnut Street in Green Cove Springs aided by a steam shovel in a bid to recover 4 million dollars in pirate treasure buried 30 feet below. The pit grew to 21 feet by 21 feet as drainage issues and seepage hampered progress while officials and sponsors consider the project a potential boon for the city.
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G. B Mobley
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Mobley
KE. L. Bradley
ED Rogers
G. B. Morley
Walnut Street
Hospital assigns full-time teacher to aid patients
G Ce en, director of extra medicine at the hospital, says apathy is a treat they fight constantly. Bedfast patients are being taught jewelry making feather craft and work with plastic materials. The Columbus Board of Education has assigned a full-time teacher to the hospital.
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G. Ceen
Columbus Board of Educaon
Henderson reports shoe repair cost in Bedford mayor race
Democratic candidate Gordon R. Henderson of Bedford filed a campaign report listing three dollars for shoe repair. He said he wore a big hole in one shoe while canvassing voters. He later lost his bid.
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Bedford, Ind
Gordon R. Henderson
Bedford
Henderson
Making Camels Beds Duty Of Zoo Keeper
Seventeen new Lincoln Park zoo keepers in Chicago passed a test covering camel bed making tiger feeding elephant nail care and caring for small reptiles with an eye dropper. Director Sr Marlin Perkins said a good keeper must master these tasks and more.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
Marlin Perkins
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