Black Market in Domestic Servants Feed by Loopholes
A sweeping report exposes a hidden market for imported domestic workers in the United States. It cites 5.5 million U.S. homes needing help, with many agencies and lawyers profiting from illegal papers, padded bills, and fake job offers. The dubious trade uses visitor visas and fraudulent papers, with typical costs from 600 to 1200 dollars, leaving workers underpaid compared to legal wages.
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EW York
United States
Mt Mercy Hosts Mt Mercy NFCCS Student Congress
The Iowa region NFCCS holds its spring congress at Mt. Mercy College this weekend with keynote Thadeus Gurdak of Mt. Marty College Yankton SD. Other participants include Sister Mary Siena and Charles Jones Cedar Rapids. Theme is F L A S H Farm Leaves and Society Hangs. Drive safely.
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Iowa
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Mt. Mercy College
Thadeus Gurdak
Mt. Marty College
Yankton
S. D
Sister Mary Siena
Mt. Mercy
Charles Jones
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Cedar Rapids
F.L.A.S.H
Nfccs Club
Sweet Adelines Competitions Start Friday in Region 7
Fourteen quartets and 22 choruses compete at the seventeenth Region 7 convention hosted by Cedar Rhapsody in Cedar Rapids. About 1,000 singers from Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Kansas arrive with events at Memorial Coliseum Roosevelt Hotel and Cedar Rapids venue listings.
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Sweet Adelines
Cedar Rhapsody
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Roosevelt Hotel
Memorial Coliseum
Roosevelt
Cedar Rhapsody Chorus
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Tulsa
Oklo
LaVerne Eggleston
Donald Pike
Richard Svoboda
Open House to Honor Fred B Pulver Golden Anniversary
Morley notices celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred B Pulver with an open house at Forest Chapel from 2 to 5 pm on Sunday. They married May 15 1918 at Clear Lake. The couple. has two children Merle of Enid Oklahoma and Mrs Matthew Moore of Dougherty along with four grandchildren.
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Morley
Fred B. Pulver
Forest Chapel
Josie Fern Colton
Mr. Pulver
Clear Lake
Merle
Enid
Okla
Matthew Moore
Dougherty
Stout Couple Return From Winter Sun City Trip
Dr and Mrs C A Stout of 411 Thirty second Street SE return Sunday from their winter home in Sun City Arizona The notice notes the use of want ads to produce desired results around the world.
Ellis President Names Chairmen
Forty four members and guests attended the Ellis Women s Golf Assn spring brunch at Cedar View Country Club. Mrs W D Schwitzer announced chairmen for the year including Mrs William Staub social Mrs A D Cline handicap Mrs Gile Dills prizes and trophies Mrs Tom Merryman tournament Mrs Alfred Carr reservations Mrs Marvin Martin inter club Mrs Richard Hagerman publicity Miss Myra Booth starter. Ellis golfers will play Wednesday mornings with official opening day next Wednesday tee off at 7 30.
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Ellis Women’s Golf Assn
Cedar View Country Club
W. D. Schwitzer
William Staub
A. D. Cline
Gile Dills
Tom Merryman
Alfred Carr
Marvin Martin
Richard Hagerman
29 Mexican States in Mexico's Federal System
A brief note describes Mexico as a federal democratic republic comprising 29 states. The statement highlights the nation's territorial organization and the existence of 29 distinct states within the federation.
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Mexico
PTA Planting Ceremony Plants Sycamores at High School
Kennedy PTA members will plant three sycamore trees Friday at 10 a.m. at the high school. The trees were purchased through a PTA project this year.
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Kennedy Pta
Vicki Luedeman and Donald Berger Jr Exchange Vows
Miss Vicki Lynn Luedeman and Donald Jo seph Berger Jr were married at St. Patrick's Catholic church. The ceremony was performed by Rev Ralph Simington with 50 guests at the bride’s mother’s home reception. The couple plans to live at Fort Gordon Georgia while Berger serves in the army.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Vicki Lynn Luedeman
Donald Joseph Berger, Jr
Donald Joseph Berger
van Nuys
Calif
Ralph Simington
Ronald Smith
Chandler Street
Clark Luedeman
Mt. Vernon Road
Co publisher Winifred Henrichs dies at 91
Mrs. Winifred Henrichs, co publisher of Sunshine Magazine an inspirational periodical since 1924, died Wednesday at age 91 in Litchfield Illinois. Before marrying in 1900 she held state offices in the Illinois Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Litchfield, Ill
Winifred Henrichs
Henrichs
Illinois Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Howell and Mitchell Movements
The Howell movement winners Wednesday morning were Mrs. Robert Smoker and Mrs. Charles Leipold for first place with Mrs. E. J. Hanna and George Kanellis finishing second. In the Mitchell movement at the YWCA Wednesday evening, first place went to North-south duo Mrs. L. W. Busby and Mrs. Howard Green and east-west to R. A. Nassif and Mansoor Poonawala. An area winners game is set for Sunday at 2. In the Welty Way Howell movement, Wednesday winners were Mrs. Roger Welty and Patrick Casey of Waterloo, first, with Mrs. Richard Golembiewski and William Jennings second. A master point game follows Sunday at 6:30 with refreshments.
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Robert Smoker
Charles Leipold
Howell
E. J. Hanna
George Kanellis
Mitchell
YWCA
L. W. Busby
Howard Green
R. A. Nassif
Mansoor Poonawala
Welty- Way
Roger Welty
Patrick Casey
Waterloo
Richard Golembiewski
William Jennings
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P. A. Esperdy
District 3
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Caribbean
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
U.S. Department of Labor
New York City
Ee Shan F Fabrics
Orion
St. SE
Society For Women Features
Fred B. Pulvers
Stouts Return
DR. Max —Tv
PTA
Cedar Rapids Hardware
Third Avenue
Korell
Vicki Luedeman
D. J. Berger, Jr
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
University of Iowa
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Army
Fort Gordon, Ga
D. Berger, JR
Sunshine Magazine
Ywca Club
Bob
West Side Club
Mobile
Ela
Hers Lane
RCC
Gana Center
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