City Woman Teaches Aliens How to Be Good Citizens
Minnie Smith of 107 Morris Street has taught citizenship to aliens since the 1930s, guiding nationals from Syria, Canada, Greece, and more. She warns new citizens to research clubs for Communist ties to avoid jeopardizing their citizenship and emphasizes helping newcomers become good Americans.
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City Woman
Bayard F. Ennis
the Gazette
Ben Moore
U. S. District Court
Minnie Smith
Morris S
Mrs. Smith
England
Trugh
Mrs Smith Teaches Citizenship To Newcomers
Mrs Smith conducts pre naturalization classes for aliens under the WPA adult education program and continues teaching after its end. She uses the D A R Manual for Citizenship and a 65 question exam to prepare students for the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
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Congress
West Virginia
Countersuit Alleges Alienation of Husband in Bridgette Case
In Circuit Court Mrs. Amanda Bridgette of Charlestown sues for 50 000 dollars and Mrs. Margaret White of Belle countersues for 75 000 dollars over alleged alienation of the affections of Edward Bridgette. Bridgette claims White slandered her publicly regarding her association with Edward. White, a divorcee, alleges Bridgette made slanderous remarks about her in public.
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Amanda Bridgette
Charleston
Margaret White
Belle
Bridgette
Raymond
Edward Bridgette
Mr. Bridgette
Police Back At School for Raids In A Bomb Hit City
Thirty thousand policemen from Milwaukee to Boston studied how to respond if an atom bomb strikes. In Washington a TV guided “school for survival” taught defenses as city audiences watched dramatic images and heard warnings of high casualty potential without warning.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Laledo
Chicago
Federal Defense Administration
Milton Towner
Nevada
New York City
Arthur E. Kimberling
Louisville
Ground-Breaking Held At Chemical Plant Site
A groundbreaking ceremony at Round Bottom, three miles south of Moundsville, announced a $15 million Solvay Process Division plant by Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. Once built, it will employ about 195 people in chlorine and caustic soda production. A. B. Chadwick, Solvay president, spoke at a Moundsville Country Club luncheon.
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Chemical Plant
Moundsville
Solvay Process Division
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
Round Bottom
Here
Ohio River
A. B. Chadwick
Solvay
Moundsville Country Club
Cal Nature
Evanston
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Bristol Shoe Store
H. K. ‘Albert
Washington St
U. S
Lever Brothers Company
N. xX
AEP
Ant
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