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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1948
Page
15
An article notes a major clash in nationality law over women's status. Judge Kenyon cites two views: some nations tie a wife's nationality to her husband while others allow freedom of choice for both genders.
A UN bulletin outlines equal rights for men and women in marriage and during dissolution. It stresses free consent for marriage, equal rights within marriage, and family protection by society and the state. Judge Kenyon notes nationality issues for married women and stateless cases, referencing the 1933 Montevideo Convention ending sex distinctions in nationality.
A village collection notes Christmas cards from diverse senders including Mr. and Mrs Lewis P. Smith and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gilbert Chase. Decorations at the Onondaga Golf and Country Club feature a grand tree, silvery angels, multicolored ornaments, and intricate lighting.
A festive page teems with Christmas greetings from Syracuse University and local families. The piece notes Miss J Winifred Hughes, secretary and alumna, active in church and clubs, and mentions vivid cards from Mrs William J Binich and others, including wartime service echoes and overseas connections.
The fragment blends a Christmastide blessing for a house with a satirical note on administration and the idea of reorganizing the universe. It catalogs blessings for hearths doors windows and strangers and includes a mock endorsement of governance by William E. Henley and an author Guiterman.
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