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here, though, Rep. Vito Mar‘cantonio, Alp, N. Y., has introduced in’ congress a bill to let young Camera grow up in his chosen country in the home of

shie, Tex. THe board will not act on the case until congress disposes of the bill, it was said. Johnny is now living on Ellis Island. He comes from a small Italian village about 80 miles outside Naples. His father, he said, once lived in this country.

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Harold R. West, president of the board of directors of the city group. New groups will convene in Evansville, Terre Haute, = South Bend, Muncie, Gary and Ft. Wayne, it was decided at a meeting yesterday after Dr. Walter Clarke advojcated the need for a broad educas

More than 250 persons heard Dr. Qlarke, executive director of the American Social Hygiene associas tion, at the third annual lunchean of the city group in the Claypoal hotel. = Warning that gains made in the treatment and control of venereal

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be lost, he said. “We must educate the parent and the parent must teach the child the

problems of social hygiene.” 3 | Dr, Olarke also emphasized the

need for continued co-operation of law enforcement agencies to maintain the effective control program. Dr. George W. Bowman, state board of health head; Dr. Gerald PF. Kempf, city health board director; Dr. E. Vernon Hahn, Indianapolis medical society leader, and Mayor | Tyndall spoke briefly. The speakers were introduced by Mr, West, In addition to the city social hygiene group, other organizations| sponsoring the meeting were the In-

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Monthly social security benefits which totaled more than $1,750,000 a year were being paid to residents of seven Indiana counties at the

end of 1945, Fred E. Nicodemus, acting manager of the Indianapolis field office of the social security board said today. Counties receiving the benefits at this rate were Marion, Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson and Shelby.

Five Indiaanpolis veterans were scheduled to arrive in San Francisco Saturday aboard the John land. They are Cpl. John Takaes; Cpl. Charles R. Partain, Cpl. Charles A. Swallers, T. Sgt. Robert L. and Sgt. Robert C. Eicher.

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