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PUBLIC WELEMSE KINDS CUT '60#
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District rorkcrs of the Department of
Public Wclfr.ro ucrc a Sri sod the'first of
September by Director Bussell G. Maynard
that gror.tly restricted policies governing
the issuance of Gonornl Relief more to be
inposod for the balance 4f the'Territorial
Bionnium ending March 51, 1947.
Tho*local Social Worker fdr the Deportment,
Mrs. Margarot Hhfomoistcr, rns advisod by
tho Offico of the Director that allotments
for General Relief had boon cut by 60# bo
causo of insufficient funds to ftoot con
tinuing high demands for relief.
The Director’s statement also placed in
cffoct the restriction that "no nor; eases
of relief could be approvod oxcopt to save
life," and that continuing casos could re
ceive only the barest necessities. Tho
Director of the Deportment also announced
that all hospitals and the nodical profes
sion had agrood to provido such sorvicos
on a credit basis u^til the Legislature
moots early in 1947.
Causes of the'restricted policies '.'ore ex
plained by Mr. Maynard as being a combina
tion of greatly increased number of casos
during the past year and a half, coupled
v:ith tho fdiluro of tho 1945 regular ses
sion and the 1946 special session of tho
Lcgislatu ro to provide necessary funds to
meet the anticipated demands.
The Department of Public Welfare, accord
ing to Mr. Maynard, had anticipated in
creased demands together nith (noxt page)
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