Fifty-One Children Become U.S. Citizens Today
In New York Brooklyn federal court, fifty-one children aged 3 to 17 were naturalized, many adopted from abroad. Judge Abruzzo oversaw the hearing as families gathered for a landmark all-children citizenship ceremony highlighting new immigration laws widening eligibility for young adoptees and foreign-born minors.
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U.S
Ferest
Amercan Coupes
Nina
Bermine Theresia
Nina al
Paulette V Winthrop
France
Abruzzo
Paulette
Lawrence A. Winthrop
Middle Village
Queens
Rennel Concentrate Claims 35 lb Loss for Rose Godre
Rose Godre of 1431 E 219 St Cleveland Ohio reports using Rennel Concentrate led to a 35 pound loss and satisfaction during the process. The advertisement urges readers to request a free booklet and try Rennel with a guarantee or by sending to the manufacturer.
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Ennel
Rose Godre
Cleveland
Ohio
Osing Rennel
Rennel
Cave Guides Needed at Mermac Caverns Stanton Mo
Mermac Caverns in Stanton Missouri seeks six female cave guides this summer to join a staff of 35 men. Operator Lester B. Dill reports difficulty hiring women, noting they do not find dating glamorous.
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Stanton
Mermac Caverns
Lester B. Dill
Offer Benefits To Encourage Plant Expansion
Washington officials announced special tax benefits to spur expansion in 22 industries including aircraft, cement, and lumber. Defense Mobilizer Arthur Flemming said tax write-offs are for added capacity to meet mobilization needs in war. A spokesman stressed no link to efforts to end the economic dip, but large investments could improve the economy. After a 10 week review, 17 of 29 industries were deemed to need more capacity, with five new industries added to the tax amortization program for defense needs, including titanium melting and various terminal and port facilities.
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Washington
Defense Mobilizer Arthur
Flemming
Titanum
Expense Tabs Get Tax Axe
NEW YORK BS Lush expense accounts deducted from income tax returns will be in for a rough time this year. T. Coleman Andrews, U. S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, declares in The American Magazine. Andrews outlines 1954 plans and says there will be more of Operation Snoop the house to house canvass by revenue agents aimed at catching crooks who beat the government out of billions. If all caught, each taxpayer could pay about $250 less per year.
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New York
T. Coleman Andrews
U. S
Ex-Convicts Admit Stealing About $100,000
Dayton police released signed confessions from Alfred James DaMico of Dayton and Harold Whitey Ankrom of Columbus, two ex-convicts who admitted a wave of robberies totaling about $100,000 across four Ohio cities over 16 months. After five days of questioning, they acknowledged crimes in Dayton Middletown Hamilton and Columbus, and were captured early Saturday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jack Peake
Alfred James DaMico
Harold Whitey Ankrom
Columbus
Middletown
Hamilton
Loot stash found in Dayton house after capture
Police recovered nearly all the loot after capturing Ankrom in the leg. Peake led officers to a Dayton stash house where the interior resembled a Chinese museum with silk markings. the pair had not yet moved all the loot.
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Ankrom
Peake
Dayton
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