After World War II, a military hospital in Biloxi, Mississippi, was allegedly the site of some highly controversial conceptions between nurses at the hospital, and civilians from the surrounding countryside. I have spoken with former members of the military, who were at that hospital in the late 1940s/early 1950s, who have affirmed that this story is to be taken seriously. Some people would call this a "baby mill", to provide "perfect" white babies for adoption.

Five of these children, all girls, were conceived in November 1947, and later abandoned in the nature of foundlings at a New Orleans maternity home -- that opened just a few weeks before five "very expectant" birth mothers arrived. These birth mothers had all attended a picnic on about 10 November 1947 at a place called Back Bayou inland from Biloxi.

I know of two of the girls born at that maternity home. I'm not particularly searching for the other three. What I would like is more corroborative information (without overstepping anyone's privacy, of course), that such a "baby mill" did exist.