Northwest History. Aviation 8. Citizenship, United States.

Airplanes To Citizenship: Alaskan And His Witness Fly To U.S. Court. AIRPLANES TO CITIZENSHIP Alaskan and His Witnesses Fly to U. S. Court. KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 7. (/P)—Martin Enochson, blacksmith for the United States lighthouse service here, bundled himself and two witnesses into an airplane her...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1932
Subjects:
airplane
citizenship
U. S. Court
Ketchikan
Alaska
Martin Enochson
blacksmith
United States lighthouse service
Juneau
Federal Judge
Austin Harding
citizenship paper
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
Aviation
Austin
Harding
Pacific
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/86385
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Summary:Airplanes To Citizenship: Alaskan And His Witness Fly To U.S. Court. AIRPLANES TO CITIZENSHIP Alaskan and His Witnesses Fly to U. S. Court. KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 7. (/P)—Martin Enochson, blacksmith for the United States lighthouse service here, bundled himself and two witnesses into an airplane here yesterday and flew over 200 miles to Juneau, where Federal Judge Austin Harding granted him final citizenship papers. It was believed to be the first time a plane was used in this district for such a purpose.

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