Word: citizenship
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ship's fabric. Continuing in the profession after the War, he rose to be assistant director of the Zeppelin works, alternated with Dr. Eckener as commander of the Graf. For four years (1923-27) he worked for the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corp. in Akron, almost took out U. S. citizenship papers. He thinks the Hindenburg is roughly his 100th command...
...Alaska, to join his brother Sam, who was working in a chain of trading posts owned by Herbert Greenberg. In 1915 the brothers bought posts at Kiana and Kotzebue, started a chain of their own. Brother Boris enlisted in the U. S. Army in Wartime, thereby gained U. S. citizenship. After the War the Magids abandoned their post at Kiana and founded others along the coast. Sam Magids died in 1929, and his widow, known as Queen Bess in Nome, later joined Boris in the business...
...German boys born in the years of 1914, 1915, and 1916 were recently called for active military service. Those living in foreign countries and who have not lost their German citizenship by acquiring a foreign nationality are naturally included...
...reservation system; the languages, tribal customs and habits would long since have vanished and the American Indian would long since have been but a memory. This idea follows the assimilation of the many racials that have come to the U. S. to be lost in the "melting pot of citizenship...
Slaver Kassel had operated largely in London, setting up girls sent over by M. Vernon each in her own discreet Mayfair flat. Each paid from $250 to $500 to obtain British citizenship by being married off to a cheap British crook, who received from $10 to $50 for his trouble. Last week expensively-dressed, 220-lb. Mr. Kassel was found bullet-riddled in a ditch 20 miles outside London. Wide open broke a major European vice racket about which detectives on both sides of the channel seemed to teem with information...