Selman, Eldon A. family television script

Eldon A. Selman family farm; multiple views. Farm of 275 acres located about two and a half miles north of Monticello on Highway 27. Lawrence Co. agent Marcus Peterson and Lawrence Co. supervisor of the Farmers Home Administration James H. Carr assisted with selection of farm family.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-langfitt-scripts/1133/thumbnail.jp

Stronger transit, better transit-oriented development

Robust public transportation options can yield significant savings for households, local governments, and the environment. However, the lack of stable funding for public transit threatens the long-term viability of transportation systems that offer alternatives to dependence on automobiles. This article looks at some possibilities for policy reform that can re-balance transportation priorities and spending to better support the development of walkable neighborhoods near high quality transit.Community development ; Transportation

Making the connection: transit-oriented development and jobs

Transit-oriented development (TOD) can serve the needs of working families—particularly those with low- and moderate-incomes—by linking workers to viable employment opportunities through strategically located affordable housing and accessible transit options. This article discusses the potential of economic development subsidies to support TOD and highlights ideas for communities seeking to link residents to good jobs through TOD. In addition, it presents examples of innovative TOD projects in Los Angeles, CA; Las Vegas, NV; Portland, OR; and Redmond, WA.Community development ; Transportation ; Employment

Community Financial Access Pilot: creating templates for expanding financial opportunities

This article summarizes some of the major themes and findings from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Financial Access Pilot (CFAP), a two year effort designed to test and demonstrate effective, replicable, and sustainable approaches to expanding access to financial services and education. Using lessons learned from the CFAP, Treasury is also developing a Bank on USA initiative that will promote access to affordable and appropriate financial services and basic consumer credit products for underserved households.Financial services industry ; Unbanked ; Community development

Equipping communities to achieve equitable transit-oriented development

Though transit-oriented development (TOD) is uniquely positioned to benefit low- and moderate-income (LMI) communities, most TOD projects do not focus on the interests of LMI communities and in some cases have dramatically disrupted low-income neighborhoods. However, there are several tools and strategies that can help mitigate the potential negative impacts of TOD and maximize benefits for LMI communities. This article examines Denver's TOD fund, Oakland CA's Fruitvale Village, and Longfellow Station in Minneapolis, MN, highlighting the equity provisions built into each model.Community development ; Transportation

The Purple, June 1918

The Purple is a student publication offering news of the month, editorials, poetry, college news and alumni news. This issue contains the following: To The Holy Cross Men Who Have Answered the Call to the Colors The Gardens of France Still in the Game The Airman\u27s Song Tommie of Ambulance No. 76 Speaks A Pipe A Legend From Picardy Jean of the Escardrille Via Crucis Our Flag Service Flag The Coward On the Field To Be Sensed The Soldier\u27s Trinity Communications Under the Rose Editorial College Chronicle Alumni Athletics Advertisements Images; Rev. Charles F. Connor S.J., Rev. Charles C. Conaty \u2712, Rev. James H. Carr \u2712, Rev. Francis N. Walsh \u2710, Major Dennis F. O\u27Connor M.D. \u2793, Major John J. Murphy M.D. \u2707, Capt. Harry P. Cahill M.D. \u2707, Capt. Thomas L. Hoban \u2713, E.B. McCaffrey \u2714, Dr. Bernard Plouffe \u2711, Thomas Twitchell \u2719, Francis R. Lyons Ex-\u2719, Lieut. Augustus M. O\u27Brien, M.D. \u2797, Lieut. Geo. F. Roesch, Lawrence Early \u2718, Lt. Vincent J. McElderry \u2706, Major Joseph W. O\u27Connor \u2703, Philip G. Murphy Ex-\u2713, John A. Maguire \u2718. Serg\u27t Al. Bolger, \u2719. WM. J. McGovern \u2719, Raymond B. Goddard Ex-\u2717, Robert Vezzani \u2718, Lt. Paul G. Graney \u2717, Lt. Daniel A. Donoghue \u2715, Rev. Frank Lederle Ex-\u2708, Lieut. Edward F. Sweeney \u2710, Lieut. Eugene W. Roesch \u2719, Lieut George F. Roesch \u2717, Rev. Michael J. O\u27Connor \u2797, Where Landings Were Fatal, Lieut. Hugh M. Ewing \u2718, Lieut. Joseph Lynd \u2716, Lieut William A. Heaphy JR. \u2716, Lieut. Sylva C. LaChapelle \u2716, Lieut. Walter G. Nagle \u2712, Lieut Edward M. Flynn \u2709, Lawrence Early \u2718, Lieut. Paul G. Graney \u2717, Lieut. Andrew B. Kelley \u2717, War Cannons, War Planes, Joseph Curtney Ex-\u2713, Andrew B. Kelly \u2717, William Connell \u2718, T. Edward Comiskey \u2718, Albert Harter \u2718, Thomas Gibson \u2718, Daniel Leary \u2718, Alphonse Delehanty \u2718, Joseph Mc Donough \u2718, Cornelius Sullivan \u2718, Thomas Coyle \u2718, Edward Gallagher \u2718, Thomas Burke \u2718, David Nolan \u2718, George H. Cooley \u2718, Thomas Telhan \u2718, eorge Ewing \u2718, James Dulligan \u2719, J.J. Collins, John Maher \u2719, J.J. McCulloch \u2719, Gerard M. Zimmerman \u271

Unshared Bounty: How Structural Racism Contributes to the Creation and Persistence of Food Deserts. (with American Civil Liberties Union).

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Unshared Bounty: How Structural Racism Contributes to the Creation and Persistence of Food Deserts. (with American Civil Liberties Union).

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Financial literacy: an overview of practice, research, and policy

Attention to financial literacy has grown in recent years, in large part because technological, market, and legislative changes have resulted in a more complex financial services industry that requires consumers to be more actively involved in managing their finances. Consumer and community interest groups, banking companies, government agencies, and policymakers, among others, have become concerned that many consumers lack a working knowledge of financial concepts and the tools they need to make decisions most advantageous to their economic well-being. As a result, considerable resources have been devoted to financial literacy, with a wide range of organizations providing training, including banks, consumer and community groups, employers, and government agencies. Overall, studies suggest that financial literacy training can lead to better decisionmaking; however, the findings raise numerous questions about the best means of providing that training, the most appropriate setting, and the most opportune timing. Findings from recent research on personal money management styles, combined with awareness of human behavioral traits, offer insights that may be useful in developing successful training programs and strategies.Financial literacy ; Economics - Study and teaching ; Finance, Personal

A Jobs-Centered Approach to African-American Community Development

This report explains that jobs are essential to improving African American communities. It identifies jobs as the backbone of community development and outlines a plan for the federal government to ameliorate joblessness within black communities. The plan has three components: the creation of public sector jobs, job training with job placement programs, and wage subsidies for employers