1951 US Passport of Glenn Hubert Newport

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IMPOR,TANT. - . '(! ~.~The person to whom this passport is .must sign his name on page three imm~'yon its receipt. The passport is NOT VAI..EJunless it has been sign,ecl.~

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' ' ' - y""" ..~ ~ ~ ! , I P16)t> '" ~ "'" ~ ~ e 't, ~ill . , II> ~ ~e : @' ,. Ii ! ' c O l I'l e> IMPORTANTUnder the proviaions of the Nationality Actof'1940, Americannationality may be lost throughbeing naturalized in, taking.an oath ormaking adeclaration of allegiance to,' serving in military",forcesof,acceptingemploymentunder thegovern-ment ef',or by voting in the electionsofa foreign 'state. Naturaliaednationals maybe.expatciatedby residingin the statefromwhich t;heycame for2;years if through such residence the nationa_1-

ify ofsuchforeignstate is,a'C"quii'ed~bty residingin such state for 3 years, 01' in any other foreignstate for 5 years. 'American nationals abroad may consult thenearest American diplomatic or consular officerforjnfor-mafion as to specific provisions of .thelationality .Act.

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CAUTIONA person to wlwm a passport has been issued,who uses or attempts to use it in violation oftheconditions or restrictions eontaiReq therein; mayhave the prerectien of the"Uiitted ,State'!! i with-drawn from him while he' coi"titru.i!s,." resideabroad and may be liable.;for.prosecution "underthe provisions of seC'tion.2~ clf ' i \ i t l~ ~'2,:"Unite:dStates Code. .,., "- r ,:~, :;This passport is a vit~~b)i d?~tp,:~l ' :" '~~Jtlislost or destroyed, the facea'ffd"tiie,:~tEfUP1I1,~~.cesof the loss should be immedfately repertedfd thePassport Division,Depantment efState, or to thenearest American consulate, or, in an outlyingpossessionof the United Sb;t~es)fo the chief 'ex-ecutive thereof, and to the local-poliee authorittes.New passports can be issued in such cases onlyafter exhaustive investigation.This passport must not bealtered OF mutilatedin any manner; No stamps, 'statements, n-ota-tions, Orother additions shouldbeplaced ormadein this passport other than by officials of theUnited States Orofforeigncountries inconnectionwith officialmatters. The alteration of'the pass-pert may render it INVALID.

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1951 US Passport of Glenn Hubert Newport