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A follow-up study of fifty unmarried Negro mothers in active aid to dependent children; cases in the Marion County Dept. of Public Welfare, Indianapolis, Indiana

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Osili, A'lelia Josephine

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Parker, Frieda Alice, joint authorMarion County (Ind.) Dept. of Public Welfare
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  1. Indiana
  2. Unmarried Mothers

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