Word: citizenship
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Sorry. In Manila, U.S. Army Prisoner Enrique Jikiti Ymamura, head of the Japanese Army's public assistance and liaison office during the occupation, hopefully filed a petition for Filipino citizenship...
...back, listening intently as wiry Justice William O. Douglas read another majority opinion. This was the case: Should a man who refused to bear arms for the U.S., but who was willing to do noncombatant military service, be admitted to U.S. citizenship? Five Justices had ruled Yes. The Chief Justice and two others had voted...
Might on Parade. At the Blackstone the President told about 100 high school reporters that he favored giving voting rights to 18-year-olds. He said that youth, by its war services, had proved its ability to handle the highest duties of citizenship...
...foot, aoo-lb. Bill Hunt, thus put it out of Japanese reach. And now, please, they wanted it back; they offered a handsome price. Bill Hunt's sunburned fists hit the desk, gave the ministers a bad moment. Then he shouted: "I loaned you the protection of my citizenship; I didn't sell it. I want $10* for the properties -with your autographs on the bill...
Mother Russia clucked to her long-outcast brood in China. Thousands of White Russians, who have been stateless and scattered from Shanghai to Sinkiang since the Red Revolution, were suddenly offered Soviet citizenship. To return to the maternal wing, they had only to apply at the nearest Russian consulate, pay an 11-ruble fee, submit passport photos, answer a few routine questions...