Budgeting and Red Cross drive raise war relief goals
The National Red Cross increased the Charleston chapter war relief quota to 20 million dollars, with 10 million subscribed and much spent on European supplies. Local donations include Kell contributors from American Fork and Hoe, First Colored Baptist Faire view, and Kanawha City Boy Scout troops. Kuhns urges exceeding the 3,000 dollar local quota and details where to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross
Charleston
Europe
Dewey FE. S. Kuhns
American Fork and Hoe Company
First Colored Baptist of
Thurty Street
P. A. Herscher
Kanawha Banking and Trust Company
Gazette
South Charleston Observes Flag Day Program
South Charleston will hold its annual May day program Friday at 7 30 p m in front of the new city hall. Principal speaker will be Charleston attorney C Paul Heavener. South Charleston high school band under A F Raspilaire will provide selections. Commander W S Woodrow of American Legion post 94 leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
C. Paul Heavener
Charleston
A. F. Raspilaire
Woodrow
American Legion
Half Price Food Sale Proposed for Allies
Representative O'Brien introduces a bill to authorize a half price sale of farm products to foreign nations and an appropriation of 600 million dollars to fund the program. Nations funding U S products would receive an equal amount from the secretary of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O'Brien
R-N
U. S
Secretary of Agriculure
Test Your Knowledge Qs From Gezelle Bureau Page
A reader activity prints a quiz with questions on time zones Great Lakes geography Cleopatra Wilbur Shaw and Roosevelt era aviation. It invites readers to mail answers to Gezelle's Home Service Bureau and to turn to page 27 for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gezelle's
Home Service Bureau
Sureey
Washington DC
Osme ‘Ead
Great Lakes
Wilbur Shaw
Moh
Dublin
Roosevelt
U. S
Lower Manhattan
United States
Clarifying Legal Terms and Miscellaneous QA Highlights
The passage clarifies that “party” in legal terms denotes a party to a case rather than a generic person, analyzes character interpretation in a film, provides a road distance between New York and Cleveland, explains annihilation in military contexts, and outlines painting primers and drying guidance for a wooden item.
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Cambreau
Jesus
New York
Cleveland
Switzerland
Naturalization eligibility for early U S entrants in 1920s cases
A French visitor who stayed in the United States after entering on a visitor passport in 1923 would explore naturalization eligibility. If he married a U S citizen in 1924 that fact may support a claim, but eligibility hinges on arrival date and law in effect, including prior residence and other requirements.
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France
U.S
U. S
Naturalization Process and Marriage Status Clarified
The text notes that a record of registry is needed to apply for naturalization and that marriage to a citizen does not affect the applicant’s status. The fragment suggests ongoing discussion of eligibility steps and legal implications surrounding naturalization.
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Oncome
Light
Landry
Peter
Charleston Gazette
Hume Institute
Westth Street
N. Y
Companys Union
Father Light
Essley
Father
Exsley
Kearse Sa
Gree
Joseph
Falcon
Life
Fifth Avenue
Capitol and
Lee Streets
Topsy
Pharmacy
Phillip
Absorbine Jr
Hind
Halt Gallon American
Pablum Baby Food
Pinaud Pizire
Hell Tonle
DR. West
Johnson
Fitch
Principe
Eles
Columia Procedtosive Co
Cutex
Goth
Odo
Ric
Yardley
Colgate
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