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By welcoming refugee newcomers as “new neighbors” and aiding them to start on the read to normal life and American citizenship, the people of the midwest support the Government in its efforts to bring about a solution of the worldwide problem of displaced persons, Mrs. Louis Broido, chairman of the policy committee of U.S.N.A. and […]

November 17, 1947
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By welcoming refugee newcomers as “new neighbors” and aiding them to start on the read to normal life and American citizenship, the people of the midwest support the Government in its efforts to bring about a solution of the worldwide problem of displaced persons, Mrs. Louis Broido, chairman of the policy committee of U.S.N.A. and vice-president of the New York section of the National Council of Jewish Women, declared in an address today at a U.S.N.A. regional conference here. Carles L. Israels, of New York, treasurer of U.S.N.A., told the meeting that government and private surveys have shown that the immigrants rapidly adjust to American life and make valuable contributions to the country.

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