Word: citizenship
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...German Government canceled the German citizenship of Mrs. Elsa Einstein, wife of Physicist Albert Einstein, who died at her home in Princeton last December...
...McReynolds' photographic act was the liveliest of all because he was not only seen but heard. At such dinners he usually makes an extemporaneous speech, and so he did last week. The Justice gave a general discourse on good citizenship and the problems of government. In the course of it he referred to the fact that some attorneys complain, when they lose a case, that the Court has been unfair. Said he while an Associated Press Phi Delta Theta took notes...
...foreign service's 684 married officers, 127 are now wed to foreign-born women, as are 202 of the service's 724 U. S. clerks. Until passage of the Cable Act in 1922, a foreign woman marrying a U. S. citizen automatically acquired his citizenship. Since then, such mates have been forced to seek naturalization. Partly because of their difficulties in fulfilling residence requirements, the wives of only twelve of the 76 foreign service officers who have wed aliens since 1922 have become U. S. citizens...
Said he: "It gives me pleasure to announce, on behalf of the Trustees and Faculty, the inauguration of a continuous four-year course in responsible citizenship as a requirement for the bachelor's degree. . . . We shall require, in each of the first three years, a course in the political, economic, or social structure of American society . . leading up to the study in senior year of the problems of American government and the means of social control...
...Romana over Ethiopia has always been envisioned by the Dictator as something to be attained and consolidated in a matter of some 25 years, if indeed Ethiopian savages can be brought to civilized citizenship so soon. Last week Il Duce, with his plans and hopes for the new Italian Empire spreading decades ahead, indulged at Rome in no bombast or boasting, received with Augustan calm an amazing series of capitulations to Italy and to Fascism...