Massachusetts Spends About 150 Million Yearly on Welfare
Massachusetts distributes roughly 150 million annually in welfare to residents across 351 cities and towns. Programs include old age, dependent child, disability, medical aid to the elderly, and general relief with a yearly average of over 5,000 children in state care and substantial recoveries from estates and parents.
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Massachusetts
Boston
UPL
State Public Welfare Department
Patrick A. Tompkins
Public Welfare Department
United States
Pythian Installation Held at Brighton
Pythian Sisters and Knights held a joint installation at the K P Hall Brighton with M E C Mrs Allen Lauderdale presiding Auditing and annual reports were read Officiating officers included Mrs Wesley Mullikin and Ira Deal The ceremony drew guests from Libertyville Oskaloosa Ottumwa Fairfield What Cheer Rose Hill with many grand officers present A large crowd attended and refreshments were served
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Brighton
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Allen Lauderdale
Knights
Wesley Mullikin
Clifford Leeper
Roy Page
O. C. Stagers
Tony Meath
Ira Deal
Oskaloosa
Homer
Walter Meeker
Ottumwa
Cloyce Cummings
Fairfield
Raymond Sears
C. C. Max Waterhouse
W. C. Allen Lauderdale
David Horsey
Wendell Frazer
Doyle Paul
Stewart Pontiac Buick win first half title in league
Standout scores led by Cal Little 636 and Darwin Vacha 582 as Stewart Pontiac team totals 2782 in series and 948 in game while Melody Lanes nets 1015 for a top team game. Cloyce Zieglow 234 and Henry Wagenknecht 232 pace individual games.
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Stewart Pontiac
Melody Lanes
Stewart
Cal Little
Darwin Vacha
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Henry Wagenknecht
Buick
Stanford chemist warns anti smog devices may worsen air
Stanford University chemist Prof. Philip Leighton warns anti smog devices could replace one pollutant with another by removing hydrocarbons but not nitric oxide. He notes autos contribute a large share of nitrogen dioxide, which forms harmful smog components like ozone and formaldehyde when combined with hydrocarbons. He urges experiments before autos adopt such devices.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Philip Leighton
Leighton
Have You Noticed Inspection Stamp On Butchers Meat
Mary Macomber explains the federal and municipal meat inspection stamps, their shapes, and meaning. She urges consumers to read labels, ensure meat is inspected, and patronize clean shops to guarantee wholesome meat.
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Mary Macomber
Town Department of Health
Doctors of Veterinary Medicine
Japanese Women Seek City Life Over Farm Life
In Tokyo based reports, marriage consultant Matsuo Uchida says young Japanese women favor city pleasures and educated husbands with higher incomes, depopulating rural farms and worsening labor shortages. The trend echoes in areas near Tokyo and contributes to farm family distress as brides seek urban lifestyles.
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Charles R. Smith
United Press International Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Suga
The
Perial Palace
Matsuo Uchida
Chiba Prefectural
Tokyo
Uchida
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