TABLE 4.-Aid to the blind: Expenditures for assistance to recipients, by source of funds and State, calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1947 1 1 For definitions of terms, see the Social Security Bulletin, January 1948, pp. 24-26. Amounts cannot be compared with annual data based on monthly series, or with amount of Federal grants to the States. Italicized figures represent programs administered under State laws from State and/or local funds without Federal participation. Data exclude program administered without Federal participation in Connecticut, which administers such program concurrently with program under the Social Security Act. Alaska does not administer aid to the blind. TABLE 5.-Aid to dependent children: Expenditures for assistance to recipients, by source of funds and State, calendar year ended Dec. 31, 19471 1 For definitions of terms see the Social Security Bulletin, January 1948, pp. 24-26. Amounts cannot be compared with annual data based on monthly series, or with amount of Federal grants to the States. Itali cized figures represent program administered under State law from local funds without Federal participation Data exclude programs administered without Federal participation in Florida, Kentucky, and Nebrasks, which administer such programs concurrently with programs under the Social Security Act. 2 State-local distribution partly estimated. TABLE 6.--General assistance: Expenditures for assistance to cases, by source of funds and State, calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1947 1 ! For definitions of terms, see the Social Security Bulletin, January 1948, pp. 24-26. Amounts cannot be compared with annual data based on monthly series. 2 For Arkansas, data on expenditures from local funds not available; for Louisiana, Missouri, and New Mexico data on expenditures from local funds incomplete. Estimated. Less than 0.05 percent. |