Care facility monthly reports 1930-1939.

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Care facility monthly reports 1930-1939.

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Series documents monthly reports sent to the Child Welfare Commission from child care facilities. Reports include care facility name; superintendent name; name, age, parents, and address of ward; number of wards adopted, discharged or deceased; total number of wards in custody; and movement of wards. Series also contains a complete list of wards in each facility. Care facilities included in the reports are the Albertina Kerr Home; Boys and Girls Aid Society; Children's Home, Portland; Children's Farm Home, Corvallis; Christie School for Girls; Jewish Shelter Home; Louise Home; Mother and Chhildren's Home; St. Mary's Home for Boys; House of Good Shepard/St. Rose Industrial School; Waverly Baby Home; Salvation Army White Shield Home; and the Florence Crittenton Home/E. Henry Wemme White Shield Home.

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Oregon. Child Welfare Commission

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Oregon. State Public Welfare Commission

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The Public Welfare Commission was created in 1939 as a result of the combination of duties of the Child Welfare Commission and the State Relief Committee. The Welfare Commission was created in 1919 succeeding the state-aided Child Welfare Committee founded in 1913. The Child Welfare Commission was responsible for licensing institutions which cared for neglected and dependent children, preparing adoption reports for courts, and investigating reports of child abuse and neglect. ...