The Administration of the Aid-to-Mothers Law in Illinois
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The relatives of 7 other families agreed to assume the burden of their support, or enough of it to enable the family to maintain a decent standard of life. For 6 families relatives were found who were liable under the law, and these were to be forced to contribute to their support. For about 30 families we have no further information bearing on this question. In two cases only did there seem to be evidence that the help of relatives was not likely to be a dependable source of income. One was th...e case of a mother who put three of her four children in institutions and found a boarding place for herself and her baby, and the other was the case of a family that was being supported by the Jewish Home Finding Society.
A further analysis was made of two other groups in Table XXII, These are the families whose applications were dismissed because the committee thought that their incomes were already sufficient and the families who, according to the committee, "ought to be self- PART I. — ADMINISTRATION IN COOK COUNTY.
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The relatives of 7 other families agreed to assume the burden of their support, or enough of it to enable the family to maintain a decent standard of life. For 6 families relatives were found who were liable under the law, and these were to be forced to contribute to their support. For about 30 families we have no further information bearing on this question. In two cases only did there seem to be evidence that the help of relatives was not likely to be a dependable source of income. One was th...e case of a mother who put three of her four children in institutions and found a boarding place for herself and her baby, and the other was the case of a family that was being supported by the Jewish Home Finding Society.
A further analysis was made of two other groups in Table XXII, These are the families whose applications were dismissed because the committee thought that their incomes were already sufficient and the families who, according to the committee, "ought to be self- PART I. — ADMINISTRATION IN COOK COUNTY.
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