Buffalo Woman Wins United States Naturalization Aid Case
Miss M Fare of Buffalo gains state law assistance in a naturalization matter assigned to the United States Attorney's office in Albany. The action, dated May 10, concerns D Hazel of Buffalo and an assistant attorney general who will oversee the 12 year period involved, with the federal role clarified by officials in Albany.
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Clien
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Harvin F. Bischoff
Cliem. S Vearold
Elmer J. Garner
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Texan Adits Wife Slain in Trunk Case
A Texas man named Villezas or Villegas allegedly killed his wife Louise Villeges by striking her head and placed her body in a trunk bound for Los Angeles. The trunk was opened in Los Angeles last Friday after being flagged by railway clerks. Deputy Sheriff Garrett Wied Villegas was involved in the investigation and Villegos was later turned over by Chicago police.
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Chicago
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Garrett Wied Villegas
Los Angeles
John Lopez
Los An
Railway Express
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Mayo Clinic Warns Diasone Not Proven Remedy
A garbled report cites Mayo Clinic and Diasone in relation to tuberculosis treatment. The text references medical associations, studies, and the need for controlled trials, but most specifics are unclear. It implies Diasone is not yet proven and calls for cautious evaluation by medical bodies.
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China
I Long Society
Medical the Association
Tree-Dweller Cleared for Y MCA Residency Vote
A district ruling confirmed that Ats-Janian, living in a tree residence above Montclair County, is qualified to vote in the November general election from YMCA despite questions about his rug business and home location. The decision hinges on legal residency standards and registration timelines.
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West’ Orange
Mont‘Inir
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Anthony
Tilemes
Miele
Ats- Janian
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Terday
US Army Air Forces Drop 57 000 Tons of Bombs in a Month
In May US Army Air Forces flew 66 000 sorties over Nazi Europe and dropped 37 000 tons of bombs, more than in all of 1943, Gen Henry H Arnold announced at a conference. He noted Japan’s future punishment at home is imminent.
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New York
U . S. Army Air Forces
Nazi Europe
Henry H.arnold
Commission of Inter-American Development
Boston Mayor Will Seek Governorship in Massachusetts Primary
Maurice Cabine, mayor of Boston for seven years, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Massachusetts in the upcoming June primary. Other candidates include State Treasurer Fran Fee and former Lt. Gov. r.
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Maurice Cabin
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Fran Fee
Ickes Defends Oil Policy Outlook at Tekes Speech
Secretary Ickes defended a government oil pipeline plan as part of a broader national oil policy. He warned against overemphasis on the pipeline and urged an international accord inspired by the Atlantic Charter and good neighbor policy amid criticism from oil executives.
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