Word: citizenship
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Undergraduates will get a chance to participate in six weeks of democratic study and practice this summer in a program which Algernon D. Black '23, educational director of the Encampment for Citizenship, will explain in a talk at the Phillips Brooks chapel at 8:30 o'clock Thursday...
Prince Philip of Greece is the nephew of Elizabeth's cousin Lord Mountbatten, with whom he has lived all his life. Recently he renounced all rights to his Greek heritage and applied for British citizenship. Philip's picture sits prominently on Elizabeth's desk. From Africa she writes him several letters a week. He is such a family fixture at the Palace that Queen Elizabeth has sometimes had to rebuke him for ordering the servants about too much. King George can approve his daughter's marriage only with the consent of the Cabinet...
Earn a Reward. What the Government planned to do to keep him and his family in safety from now on, it was not saying. Presumably the Gouzenkos will be granted Canadian citizenship and then quietly settle down where no enemies will be likely to find them...
After Germany fell, the 705 began to lean hard on their Brazilian citizenship. They drifted into D.P. camps and finally wangled a ride back to Brazil. Stalking off their ship last week in Rio, they sounded anything but reconstructed. For the Nazi war criminals, they had no word of censure; for U.S. and British treatment, they had nothing but gripes...
Dignity of Man. Before a floral blanket of U.S. and Mexican flags, woven the night before by Xochimilco Indians, there was another exchange of greetings. Harry Truman made a little speech accepting an inscribed gold medal, a scroll, and honorary citizenship in Mexico City...