Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

tho recipient by the County Agency
In the first instance.
Co The County shall be paid
from State and Federal funds avail
able therefor an amount equal to
two thirds Of the County's total ex-
penditures for aid to dependent
children as defined by the Federal
Social Security Act.
Cd The County shall be paid
from state funds in an amount
equal to two-thirds Of the county's
total expenditures for aid to de-
pendent children not included In
the provisions Of the Federal Social
Security Act and which are eligible
for assistance under the provisions
Of this Act.
(e) Not exceeding two-thirds Of
the balance Of any Federal funds
made available annually to the
State Agency for carrying out the
purposes Of this act, after the pay
ment to the County Of two-thirds
Of the County's total expenditures
for aid to dependent children, as
provided in subsection Co of this
section, shall be used to repay the
counties necessary administrative
expenses pro rata In the proper
ton the total number Of recipients
in each county bears to the total
number of recipients in the state
for the period for which such funds
were received and are available,
and the balance of any such sum
shall be available to the State
Agency to defray the necessary eX-
penses Of the State Agency.
Section IA. Payments shall be
made by the state to the counties
of two-thirds of the estimated costs
of aid for dependent children in
each county of the state from
state and federal funds available
for that purpose monthly in adj
vance upon the direction of the
State Agency based upon estimates
submitted by the County Agency
to the State Agency which shall
be submitted by said County Agency
on or before the fifteenth day of
each month stating their estimated
expenditures required for the sue
ceeding month. Adjustment of any
overestimate or underestimate made
by any county shall be made upon
the direction of the State Agency
in any succeeding month.
Section Is. Whoever obtains, or
attempts to obtain. or aids, or abets
any person to obtain by means of
wilfully false statement or rep
resentation, or by impersonation,
or other fraudulent device;
Cd Assistance to which he is
not entitled;
ca Assistance greater than that
to which he Is justly entitled; is
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
the conviction thereof shall be fined
not more than one Hundred Dol
lars (S100) or be imprisoned for
not more than three months.
Section 16. The receipt or posses
sion by any person Of sums re-
ceived from United States Govern
mert War Risk insurance or any
government compensation shall not
be a bar to the granting Of an al
lowance provided for in this act,
if in the opinion Of the County
Agency having jurisdiction to order
the allowance, such insurance or
compensation is not sufficient to
|maintain the children, in whose
HhaH an allowance is requested,
In their own home.
Section II. This act shall be
literally construed with a view to
accomplishing it's purpose, which is
hereby declared to be to enable
the state and its several counties
to cooperate with responsible moth
ers or relatives in rearing future
citizens, when such cooperation is
necessary on account of relatively
permanent conditions, in order to
keep the family together in the
same household, reasonably safe
guard the health of the mother
and secure to the children during
their tender years her personal care
and training.
Section Is. All monies received
or to be received from the United
States government for aid to de-
pendent children are hereby appro-
priated to the State Agency for the
purpose Of carrying out the pro-
visions Of this Act.
Section 10. Nothing herein shall
be deemed to be inconsistent with
any right Of action against a rela-
tive of a poor person conferred by
law.
Section 20. ALI assistance granted
under this Act shall be deemed to
be granted and to be held subject
to the provisions of any amend
ing or repeating act that may here
after be passed, and no recipient
shall have any claim for compen-
sation, or otherwise, by reason Of
his assistance being affected in
any way by any amending or re-
pealing Act.
Section 81. This Act may be
cited as the 1887 Aid to Dependent
Children Act"
Section %. This Act shall take
effect on and after it's passage
upon approval by the Social Secur-
ity Board pursuant to the provi-
sions of Title w of the Federal
Social Security Act approved Au-
gust IA, 1885, Of the state plan for
aid to dependent children formu-
lated by the State Agency pursuant
to this act.
Section %. MaSon's Minnesota
Statutes 1927, Sections 8671 to 8689,
both inclusive, as amended by Laws
1885, Chapters 81 and 326, and all
acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act be
and the same hereby are. repealed
upon the effective date of this act
as provided in remembered Section