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    Father Flanagan's Legacy in Child Welfare

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    Father Edward J. Flanagan, an Irish priest, founded Boys Town in Omaha during World War I to aid orphaned and neglected boys. He was an advocate against segregation and criticized Ireland's industrial schools. Flanagan returned to Ireland in 1946, emphasizing social justice. His contributions to child welfare and education continue to be recognized today.
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