On the recordJune 13, 1929
The entrance of new citizens upon the full measure of the responsibilities of their new allegiance to our American ideals of law and custom is always a most appealing occasion.
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Letter Regretting Inability To Attend Independence Day Americanization Ceremonies in New York City.
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