Winnebago

Regarding a report of the possible removal of the Genoa Indian School and a Winnebago man named Springer collecting money from merchants to go to Washington to prevent it.

Regarding a report of the possible removal of the Genoa Indian School and a Winnebago man named Springer collecting money from merchants to go to Washington to prevent it.

Regarding the possible removal of the Genoa Indian School and a Winnebago man collecting money from Genoa merchants.

Regarding H. R. 7241, the transfer of Genoa Indian School property to the State of Nebraska, and the enrollment of students at other schools.

Regarding runaway girls with recommendation that they not be returned to school.

Regarding addition of school social workers.

Regarding runaway girls being sent home because they cannot be "saved," which reduces overcrowded enrollment.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner claims Lillian's mother is "glad" her daughter is at Genoa rather than at home and claims the family has a "bad reputation."

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner writes approvingly of the Hensley house, but states Moses should go to school away from the reservation.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner complains about not being let into the home to interview the family and lists people she believes live in the home.