Welfare housing in hotels sparks NYC review bid
Mayor O'Duver orders rapid rehousing for welfare cases in hotels as welfare chief debates a full administration audit. City officials report under 50 families in hotels and $600 monthly housing costs since December. House Foreign Affairs panel backs a local station for a U S information program and requests continuance of 315 WGN broadcasts abroad.
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New York Welfare Faces Scrutiny Over Hotel Aid Practices
State official launches preliminary review of high grant welfare cases amid reports of families housed in hotel suites due to housing shortages. The New York World Telegram cited a family costing as much as 793 monthly with nine children, while rents and evictions raise questions about budgeting and management. Commissioner Lansdale notes oversight began Monday.
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All-Time High Total At Sale At Frederick County Holstein Auction
Seventy-one head, with only two cons, set an all-time high total and average at the twenty-first Frederick County Holstein-Friesian Association consignment sale. The sale grossed 28265 dollars for an average of 399.65 per head. Top prices included 650 for a cow consigned by McKendree Walker and Sons. Amos A Holter and Govan Thompson each set notable bids and consignments, with bred and open heifers and bulls achieving strong prices.
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Weesday
Moomaw
Phoenix
McKendree Walker and Sons
Gaithersburg
Moora
Maryland House of Correction
Amos A Holter
Middletown
Local cattle sale draws high bids across buyers
Bidders including Ira D. Ifert and Philip O. Coblentz offered cows and bulls at top prices. Middletown buyer Charles Eaves paid 1950 for six head, with Moomaw and Stine among leading purchasers. Other totals included 950 for four head by F P Asher and 2456 for five or more head. Natches Xhiss boasted twelve of the nation's seventy five millionaires.
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F P Asher
Anngpols
All Defendants Freed in Lynch Trial in Greenville
Greenville S C May 21 All 28 defendants were acquitted in 98 verdicts by a Greenville County jury of charges of lynching a South Carolina Negro in Negro Ville Earle last February 17. The jurors freed 21 defendants of murder and all 28 of conspiracy and accessory before the fact.
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Greenville County
South Carolina
Acquittals Read as Judge Orders Release at Bar
Delighted friends and relatives mobbed defendants as Judge J Robert Startin ordered their release. Wives of eleven acquitted men were present. Mrs Howard Thompson sobbed on her husband alter. Judge Martin instructed the Sheriff to release the defendants at bar from custody. Brunettes with Latin ancestry are apt to prefer warm reds and maroon colors.
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Howard Thompson
Martin
Sheriff
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