Italian Army Frees Honeymooner From One Draft, Keeps His US Passport
Alfonso Mazzarella, a New York City native naturalized as American, was briefly discharged by Italy and had his green US passport restored in a 20 minute action designed to satisfy both Italian law and American military service. He will soon be inducted by the US Army in thirteen days, reuniting with his Sicilian bride Craziella whom Italian police had detained on their wedding night as a possible Italian service evader. The case, stemming from a 1912 Italian law, drew international attention as both nations sought to resolve his dual obligations.
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Alfonso Mazzarella
New York City
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Sicily
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Rome
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Long Beach Boys Clubs Observe National Boys Club Week
Four Long Beach clubs join the national observance with open houses and themed events at Central East North and West branches. Friendship Night Family Night Carnival Night Neighborhood Night Father and Son Night and Field Day cap the week with Go to Church Day, highlighting boy guidance and Red Feather project impact.
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Freeman Ave
North Branch
Veranda
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Quick Magazine Ends in June Absorbed by Look
Quick magazine, a pocket-size weekly with 1,300,000 circulation, will discontinue June 1 due to lack of advertising. Gardner Cowles, editor and publisher, says its unusually small page size helped some advertisers but hindered many others. Quick will be absorbed by Look magazine, also published by Cowles.
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Quick Magazine
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Gardner Cowles
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Quick
Look Magazine
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