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  • Tefferteller, Ruth S.

    Published by Henry Street Settlement, presumed Publisher, New York, 1958

    Seller: Mare Booksellers ABAA, IOBA, Dover, NH, U.S.A.

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    Wraps. Condition: Good. Illustrated wraps. 52 pp. Printed on single sides only. A detailed report by Ruth S. Tefferteller, detailing the efforts of the Pre-Delinquent Gang Project at the Henry Street Settlement in New York. The report explains in depth, the formation of groups (such as the Lucky Seven) of children, divided by age. The programs, work and notable incidents regarding each group are included, such as police encounters among the older group. Names of the children are mentioned in some instances, as well as general statistics such as race. Tefferteller worked for 21 years at the Henry Street Settlement in a variety of roles that promoted social welfare among lower income children and families. The Henry Street Settlement was established in 1893 to offer assistance to those in need primarily in the Lower East Side of New York. GOOD condition. Slightly ex-library, with pencil markings to the upper front cover. Moderate toning. Minor creasing to the rear cover.