26 Nations Recognize New Passport
26 nations recognize a new international document for refugees, successors to the Nansen passport. The document aims to grant a sense of belonging and easier mobility, aiding resettlement and potential returns, while the US has not adopted it. Countries listed include Belgium, Chile, China, France, Greece, India, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, the former British zones in Germany, and others.
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Dudley Harmon
Geneva
Pervone
International Jugee Organization
Argentina
Belgium
Theics
LRO
United States
Germany
Chile
China
Doerminivan Repubic
France
Greece
India
War Separation Ends For Mother And Son In San Diego
A fragmentary report notes a war separation ending for a mother and her son in San Diego after years apart due to invasion and occupation events. Details are unclear from the damaged text.
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San Diego
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Ginsburg
Center Brunswick
Rensselaer Street
Troy
Australia
Tos
Hamburg
Rorny
Boston
Wilson’s
U.S
I, Gov
CAL Hams
Armour
Wilson
Laurel
PEG
RPI
Mason House
Stanley C. Bunce
A.P.I
Edward A. Chapman
R.P.I
W. Kennel Doyle
Troy High School
Thomas O. Treharne
Principe
Lansingburg High School
G. Howard Carragan
A.P.S
T. Gerald Malqueen
Catholic Central High School
Robert Whitmer
R.P.S
Charles H. Connolly
Troy Public Schools
Ben Katz
5Th Ave
Fifth Ave
Hendrick Hudson
Fulton ST
Troy N Y
Landford
Philco
Gee Ee
Ee Omalana
Oy Troy
Fulton
Fifth Avenue
Brightes
Jean Ime Carnes
Henry Kirkland
Henry Wirkland
Portugal