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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO ATTORllEY GENERAL 1H CHARGE IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAUZATIOll

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, Da o.

My dear Mr. ~hlei

PHILADELPHIA 2.

December 9, 1944

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V'!"31511S Curt Ma Stevens

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- - In a.-coordanoe with the proposal of your Board to bring iu refugee relatives of citizens of the United Stajes1 you are informed that the petition for is'1:'."ance of immigration visa submitted by Mro Curt Mo Stevens of 815 West 180 Street, ; New York, New York, in behalf of Alfred and Fanny Breuer Epstein, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents _of the petitioner, the father waa born in Vienna, .Austria1 on April 181 1887, and the mother was boru in Vienna, .Au.stria, on December :n, 1887. Their last known address was 577 ·Peter Aepel t straue.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph SavoretU1 .i.cting Commissioner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Ref\igee Board Washington 25 1 D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

December 9,. 1944

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TO ATIORNEY GEliERAL 111 CHARGE IMMIGRATIOH AHO HATUIJAUZATIOH

AHO REFER ro· ALE HUMBER

V-315691 ToniB1er1g V /P&l"lJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your ·1loariCtobr1ng-· in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for ~ssuance of immigration visa submitted by Mias Toni Bierig of 1146 Pres.ident st;:eet, Brooklyn, New York, in behalf of Karoline Bierig Bierig, was approved and forward.ed today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Flehingen, Germany, on August 4, lS?S; Her last known address wao Pavillon 421 Rte. Gar. Camp de Recebedou, ]'ranee.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti1 Acting Commissioner

/),(~~ T. B. Shoemakers Aisistant Comn.iasioner

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Honorable J, w. Pehle Executive Director War hefugee :Board Washington 25,, D, C,

My dear Mr, Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 9, 1944

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V-314979 l]se A• Marx V/P~XJJ

In accordance with the proposaJ. of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the peti-tion for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs, Ilse Appel Marx~ 47 Wall St,, Norwalk, Conn., in behalf of Bernhard and Rosa Rosenthal Appel', was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State to-gether with a copy of this letter, ·

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Dietesheim, Hassen, Germa.z:w on October 20, 1883, and the mother was born in Hausen, Aar, Hassen-Nassau, Germa~ on April 25, 1888. Their last known address was Dietesheim/Main, Germany, Obermainstrasse 8,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Conmissioner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, ~· O.

My ct.ear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 9, 1944

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V-315071 Maria Irma Mandl Lichtblau.

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In accordance with the proposal of your :Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that ·the petition for issuance of immigration visa, submitted by Mrs, Marie Irma Mandl Lichtblau; 1103 Sterlins Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., in behalf of Julia Spielmann Mandl~ was approved and forwarded todey to the Department of State together wifh a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Tyrnau, Czechoslovakia on January 26, 1873. Her last known address was Vienna II, Herminengasse 10/20.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti·, Acting Commissioner

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TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IH CHARG~ INMIGRATIOH AHO HATURAUZATIOff

AHO REFER TO nLE HUMBER

December 9, 1944

V-314974 Harry·S. Laohman V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J. w. Pehle Exe~itive Director War Refugee :Board Waehingt on 25, D. C.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

-In accordance with the proposal or-·your-.'.Board-~obrlng in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are inforiood that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Harry s. Lachman~of 1339 Jerome Street, Philadelpf.ia, Pennsylvania, in behalf of Julius and Meta Sachs Lachmann, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The be·nef.iciaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Schwersenz, Posen, on May 21, 1887

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mother was born in Mannheim, Germany, on February 251

1891. Their last known address was Lindwu.rmst 125/3, Munich, Germany, yossibly deported to Lublin, Poland.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti 1 Acting CoJIJlllissioner

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTArlT

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE IMMIGRATION AHO NATURAUZATIOll

AHD REFER TO Fil.£ HUMBER

iionor;;ble J, W. Pehle Sxecutive Director ~'i;;r Refugee Bo:>rd :·r,,s::inston 2~. D. C.

Ly de"r J:.r. Pehle:

December 8, 1944

v 315597 Fanny Seligmann Mayer V/P&PXU

In HCcordance ·~i t:1 the proDos.~l of ;:our Board to bring in refuc;ee relntives of citizens o,- the United States, you •'re infor•n.ed. t 1-~"1t the neti tion for issuance o±' ilm1igration vis" eub10i tted by Hrs. F:mny Seligraann Mayer of 129 Austin r.venue, Libert~rville, Illinois, in ·"ehA.lf of Auraham Selig.::' m"-nn, was flPnroved 'ind forw;rded today to the :'.leTJ2rtment of 3tA.te, to. ·et:'ler· '"i th " con:r of this letter.

T'1.e bene:"ichir;r is t'1e f<>ther of t'"e netitioner, ~nd he WR.s born in nohrbri.c:--1, GermMy, on June ?.3, 1864. His 1-~st kn01c·'n ;;C..c'!.ress \._rns -=--Rcl1olbrucker. Strasse 4J., Darr.lstadt, ~err::inny.

Si::icerely ;;ours,

Jose<1h Savoretti, Acting Commissioner

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TO ATIORHEY GENERAL lff CJfARGE IMMIGRATION AND W.TURAuhnoH

AND RffER TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

In accordance with the proposal of.your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Mary Margolis Boyarska Kahri, 2900 Barnes Avenue, Bronx, New York, N. Y., in behB.lf of Ethel Boyarska·, was approved and forwa:.:ded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

V-315915 Mary Kahn V/P&PXJJ

'1'he beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Eisziszki, Poland in 1877. Her last known address was Washil szki, Poland.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Commissioner

T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissloner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Exec:utive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25,. D. o.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

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TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE IMMIGRATIOH AHO ffATURAUV.TIOH

AHD REFER TO FILE HUMBER

V-315612 Irmgard J. Greenebaum

V/ P&PXU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you 4-'

are informed that the petition for issuance of immi~ation visa submitted by Mrs. Irmgard Jacobsohn Greenebatl!li, 236 Wayne Ave., Oakland, California, in behalf of Paula Jacobsohnrl'~as approved and forwarded today to the De,partment of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Rogasen, Posen, Germal\V on October 31, 1871. Her last known address was 16 Daguerre Straat, Eindhoven, Holland.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Cbmmissioner

• • U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY ro" SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO ATI'ORHEY GENERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND rtATURAUZATIOff AND UFER TO FIL£ HUMBER

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War liefu6ee :Board Washington 25, D: c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

V-315909 Henry Heinz HeWna.n

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In accordance with the proposal of your Board to br~g in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issu9ce of immi·gration visa submitted by Mr. Henry Heinz Heuman, 1124 E. 54th.Place, Chicago, Illinois, in behalfof Franciska Strauss Heuma.ii.~, was approved and forwarded todEq to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Kreuznach, Germany on January 20, 1875. Her last known address was Ha.ups tr. 37, Remagen, Rhein, GermaI\Y.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph-Savoretti, Acting Commissioner

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY. TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUZATIOH AND REFER TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25 1 D. c.

MY dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

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Vw315806 Alfred Springel'

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_ lll #ccordnnce with the proposal of yourJloard__t,.()_))l'.ing._.. __ in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Alfred SprintEir of 600 w. 161 Street. New York 32, New York, in behalf of Jacob and Sabine Weichsel Springer, wae approved and forwarded today to the D~partnent of Sta.ta, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of thf'I petitioner, and the father was born in Tarnobrzeg, Poland, on December 301 1894, the mother was born in Berlin, Germany, on July 151 1898. Their last known address was, in 1942, Sabine Springer at 11 Weissenburgerstr. Berlin No. 55, Germany, and in 1942, Jacob Springer, probably at Concentration Camp Buchenwald, G~rmany.

Sincerely yours,


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December 8, 1944 Hannie Sanders Hartog

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Honorable J. w. Pehi'e Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washini,;ton 25, D. C.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your :Boe.rd to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance;0f immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Hannie Sanders Hartog, 1130 Park Ave., New York, N. Y., in behalf of Salomon and Pauline Sanders~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Sneek, Netherlands on July 10, 1885; and the mother was born in Groningen, Netherlands on Jrumary 23, 1887. Their last known address was Camp Westerbrok, Netherlands.

Sincerely yours,


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Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D.~c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2'")

December 8, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAJIT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND W.TURAUZATION

AND REFER TO FILE HUMBER

V-315865 Frieda (Fridl) Neumark

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In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs, Frieda (Fridi) Goldschmidt Neumark( 665 W. 160th Street, New York, N. Y,, in behalf of Moritz and Ricka Goldschmidt/ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State.together with a copy of this letter;

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Westheim, Bavaria, Germany on August 20, 1869, and the mother was born inAdelsdorf, Bavaria, Germany on June 14, 1878, llieir last known address was Jewish Comnruni ty, Bauschowitz near Theresienstadt, C. S, R. Previous to 1942 it was Meuschelstr, 38, Nuremberg, Germany,

Sincerely yours,


By

T. :a, Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner·

,, ·tt U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE


PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTJJnl TO ATI'ORHE'f GENERAL IH CHARGE

JMMIGRATIOH AHO ffATURAUZATIOH AHD REFER TO FILE HUMBER

V-315862 December 8, 1944 Else Fuchs Xornitzer

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Honorable J, W, Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D, C.

My dear Mr. Pehle:-

-----r-!l-accordance with the proposal of yoiif BoardtolrrTngin refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you a.re informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Else Fuchs Kornitzer-,.,,.315 East ?7th Street, . . / Apt. 4-A, New York, N, Y,, in behalf of Olga Kanfler Fuchs, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Muglitz, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia on February 3,

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1869, Her last known address was 508 Tylgasse, Koeniginhof a/filbe, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Qimmissioner

T. B, Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA2

TO ATTORHEY GEHERAL IH CHARGE '.

IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUZATION \

Honorable J, W, Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washington 25, D, C,

My dear Mr, Pehle: ·

Decem l:er 8, 1944

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for,issuance of immigration visa submitted· by Mr, Samuel Elkin, 306 East 17lst Streyt, i'lew York, N, Y., in behalf of Evels and Haje-Mina.Elkin,was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

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V-315918 Samuel Elkin V/P&PXU

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner, and they were born in Dvinsk, Latvia; the father in 1872 and the mother in 1875, · Their last. known adciress was Saules Iela 1/137, Daugavbils, Latvia.

Sincerely yours,


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ADDRESS REl'l.Y TO SPECIAL ASSl~AHJ" TO ATTORNEY GDIERAl, IH CHAI\-GE INMJGRATIOH AHO KATURAUV.TIOff

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washingto'"n 25, D. _C.

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V-315263 Gerda Simon V/P~XU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informe·d that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Gerda Bundheim Simon~ 1369 Virginia Avenue, 'ronx, New York, N. Y., in behalf of Elias and Martha Bundheim, was approved and forwarded todey to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Emden, Germany on August 29, 1868, and the mother was born in Peine, Germaey on November 6, 1876. Their last known address was 93 Oosterhout Str., Assen, Holland.

Sincerely yours,


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PHILADELPHIA 2 TO ATTORNEY G~RAL IH CHARGE IMMIGRATIOH AHO HATURAUZATIOH


December 8, 1944

·V;;,.315879 Fred Brown V/P&PXJJ

lbnorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C.

My dear Mr. ·Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Fred Brown: 22 Seyms Street, Hartford, Connecticut, in behalf of Max and Berta Stranss Braun~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together.with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Westheim, Unterfranken, Germany on January 31, 1858, and the mother was born in Oberseemen, Oberhessen, Germarzy" on September 30, 1871. Their last known address was Am Stocklians 10, Fulda, Germany.

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IMMIGRATION AHO NATURAUZATIOH

AND REFER TO ALE HUMBER

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washingtone5, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

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V-315853 Senta B. Brown v/P~XJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to brinb in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs, Senta Bodenheimer Brolm,' 22 Seym&. St .. , Hartford, Conn., in behalf of Frieda Gutkind Bodenheimer~ was approved and forwarded today to the Depe.r tment of State, together with a copy of this letter,

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Frielendorf, Hassen, Germany on January 28, 1883. Her le.st kno\m address was Bad Nauheim, Herman Goring Str. 65, Germany,

Sincerely yours,


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JZ?~ T, B, Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

tt U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATIOJ\I SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION AHO RU'ER TO ALE HUMBER

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee lloard Washini;ton 25, ~D, C,

My dear Mr, Pehle1

December 8, 1944

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petii;ion for is~nce of immigration visa submitted by Mr, Friedrich llarth, 416 w. Ca;yuga Street, Philadelphia, Pa., in behalf of Heinrich and Emma Barth~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, to-5ether with a copy of this letter,

V-315916 Friedrich Barth V/P&P'YJJ°

!!he beneficiaries are the parents of ·the petitioner; the father was born in Ottweiler, Saar, Germal\Y on January 5, 1878, His last known address was Camp La Milles, B, D, Rh,, France, The mother was born in Gennweiler, Saar, Germal'.\Y' on December 4, 1874, and her last known address was Hotel Atlantic, Mareellies '· France,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savorett.i, Acting Commissioner

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I U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE


PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REJ>LY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAHT 1 TO AlTORHEY GENERAL m CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUIATIOH I AND REFER TO FILE HUM.BER

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D, C,

1-iy dear Mr. Pehle:

December 8, 1~44

In accordance with the proposal of your Poard to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted.by Mrs. Iren Eckstein; 426 Surf· St,, Cnicago, Ill., in behalf of Bela and Bertha Berkes I was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter,

V-315900 .. Iren Eckstein V/P~XU

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Jaszfenyszaru, Hungary on September 22, 1872, and the mother was born in Rematevasgyar, Slovakia on February 12, 1888. Their last known address was 36 Kossuth ter, Ungvar, Hungary.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Cormnissioner

I. 3. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA ?,

E.1nornble J, W, Pe'1le Dxecuti ve JJirector ~.~ :o..r Re~u ·e e 3o rd ~

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TO ATTORNEY GENERAL 1H CHARGE

IMMIGRATIOH AHO HATURAUZATIOH

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v ~015885 lfa.rtin Auoel V/P&PXU .

In r>cco:-ronce ~·it·, the n!'o"losnl of your BoP.rr. to bring in refu;;ee rPl··tives of citizens of tne Unite~. Stntes_, you nre lr:i'or!-:er.:i t··-vlt the neti tion for issi.lAnCP of i'.nmi~-~ra.tion

vi~8 sn'Jmitti:>d by r:;:/5 ?--'.::;rtin Anuel~ 63?t~ Cluarte:"tl:'ster ·r_,PUT.0_r;.r Con~Pn~r, !~·-:iP.nto,·'n G·-~n }{-i]_ i. t::ry P~e~i:.rvP_tion, Penn-s;r1 v.mi:--, i~: be~::·lf o_f Ro~e }!o:'Trr;·n!'l Apnel~ was a:onr0ved :.:i_nt~.

forw:i.rr'.e(1_ toC!"ly tn the De1 1 rt~ent of St::!.t~, to,~ether with a cnry nf this l~tter.

~·~·!P b>:>n~~f~.ci..::-r;:r i..~ thi? mothPr of the netitioner, :md sl~e W:?R born in llYl.,<;en, ~e~sen, Ge!'m~ny, on Sentember Z.O, 189~. Eer 1:0 Rt ~mo··rn ad<lres~ WP_R Colonie rle lP. Croix ?..ouge Swi~~e, 12 }ue:--J;v, S.·:•n.>:1.d0!!__ ~UT Lignon; H::tutt L·_;ire, ~r~-.nce.

Sincerely youre,

Jo2ec·'1 S"voretti, Acting CommissionE-r

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL #iSSJSTAITT' TO ATTORffEY GEHERAL lff CHARGE

IMMJGJlATIOH AHO NA.TURAUZATIOH

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Honorable J. w. PeqJ.e Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25• D. O.

My dear Mr. Pehle1

December 8, 1944

V-315664 Hans Nussbaum V/P&PXJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issus.nce o:f immigration visa submitted l:y Mr. Ha11_e NusRbaum' of 439 Newto}3 Pl., NW

0 Washington., D. o., ln behalf of Daniel Nussbaum, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with n copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the father of the petitioner, and he was born in Mansbach, Germany, on May 2, 1870. Hie last known e.ddre se was Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia, (deported to that camp from Suhl, Germany, 1942).

Sincerely youre,


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PHILADELPHIA;?.

December 8 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO srE:tlAL ASSISTANT 1 TO AITORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAU~TIOll

AHP REFER TO FILE HUMBER

v 315873-Fred Sie,=:fried Loewen berg V/P&p;<;'J

In ;,cco"'.'C'Pnce with, the nrouosfll of yoill' 3onrd to brin,~ ir. ref'l;'ee re_l.:citives of citizens of t!1e United Statf's, you ;

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re i'1f0~·1oed thet the neti ticn for issuc,.nce of ~1nii:;ration vis:c suiimi tted by l!,r, Freel Si~ 'fried ioewenberg of 195 Bennett ... -ivenue, ~8'W York, iJ. Y., in be~'1;;-;lf of Em.i';ir' Loewenberg, WP.s rm rover, and forwPrC.ed torhy to the ;)en~rt:nei:t of StA.te, tor;:et~1er 11'it11 r' -cony of thi!=; letter.

'i''1F bene· iciA.~y is tfie mother of the De ti tioner, A.Ud s~1e was born in Gernuenr~En, Gerr:tAny, on Feb~Ut.-iry 25, 1880. !':er l:cst 'cnown A.·idress wFl.s 12 'Ja.rtenstrHsse, Heiskirchen -o·uer!1e~sen, -'.J-err.ian;r.

Si:icerely ;.rours,

By

SA~ - . S!10emciker, Assbta.'1t Commissioner

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS-_RD'LY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAtlT

TO ATTORffEY GENERAL IH CHARGE IMlollGRATIOH AND HAl\IRAUZATJOff


Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washington 25, D. 0,

My dear Mr, Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

V-315641 Elsa Levy Lieser V/P~XJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa subnitted by Mrs. Elsa Levy Lieser( 4618 Chester A.venue, Philadelphia, Pa,, in behalf of Max and Rosa Levy~ was.approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter,

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Freehan near Koeln a/Bbein, Germaey on January 1, 1873, and the mother was born in Gruenstadt, Germaey on October 26, 1882. Their last known address was 9 OlemensAugust St., Munich 8 - Berg am Laim, Germallil'•

Sincerely yours,


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T, B, Shoemaker, Assistant Coll!lllissioner .

l'_YICTORY

BUY

1f><l ...,., U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL lff CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND W.TIJRAUZATIDH

AND REFER TO FJLE HIJMBEA

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHl_LADELPHIA 2

December 8, 1944

V-315874 Rosalie L. Lebensberg

V/P~XlJ

In accordance with tne proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. ·Rosalie Levi Lebensberg," 4500 Broadway, New York, N. Y., in behalf of Mendel and Emma Stiefel Levi_,/ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner;.the father was born in Ottrau, Germany on August 21, 1873, and the mother was born in Allendorg, Germallj)T on November 10, 1877. Their last known address was Sternstr. 36, Frankfurt a/Main, Germany (1940).

Sincerely yours,


~.(~~~J.u) T. B. Shoemaker/ Aseistant Commissioner _

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT J

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAUV.TION AND R£fER TO FJLE HUMBER

Bon~rAble J, W, Pehle ~xecutive ~irector ;-f;.:-_r Refugee~ :3o.-::.rd ~ .. !?..s:-1inr::ton _9.~., :9. C •.

PHILADELPHIA 2

~ece~ber 9, 1944

V Zl5668 Ann T'c.ubman V /P&P:(!J

In Fccorclance with the '"lro11osnl of :ro•lI' 1i0nrd to bring i;_ r,__:;:"'•i1_r,eP rel"ti-·es of citizens rJf t:--_e 'Jn~tr:-':1 StP,te~, 1 :vou r1re :..n-r0!"':.~ed th:-1.t t~1e "leti tion for isRu~nce of iE1mii~r:ci..tion vice· $l_o_b:n' tt.·-~ b:1 l-':i.ss Ann T:·ubro:rn·' o:' 166 Eerzl Street, 3rco}:l~..rn, ~;e~·· York 1 i.n 1H?~1:=ilf :if Hoisc'1e: ::-~r1 Ester 3eil~. Orenstei:r! T:·ubt!iHll," w.~s AnDroved A.lld forw~rder1_ todP-y ti::i t!-1e De-wrtr.e·t of· St0te, to,::etner >:i.th >' en-.,~ of this letter.

'l'iu' bene:"icic.ries ·•re the narents ,-,f tne netiti.oner; t 1:,e f:1t ~er w,;s bo~·r. in Octrolen]ca, Foland, "bo11t 1884, '1Ild t,oe 'o•,t .er 1·:;'' 'uorn in Ostrolenk.?., Pol;ond, about 1384., Their l-;-1~t 1·~n:.iwn r-icldress was 20 Sen.stars~:~, iiomza, PclRnd.

Sincerely yours,

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F' 13. S:-,oenu~-~er, ..iis£istant Commissioner -

'"' U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION_ SF,RVICE

Honorable J ·~ W. Pehle Executive Director

· Wal· Refugee Board · Washington 25, D. c ..

A'iy dear Mr. Pehle:

FRANKLIN TRUST BUILDING

PHILADEl.PHIA, PA.

December 8, 1944

Pl.E.AS~ ADDRESS REPLY TO

. AHp ,if.FER TO ·mis FILE No.

In accordance with the proposal of your Board_ to bring in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the application for verification of last entry sUbmitted by Leopold G..tenther"of 3422 ~nox Place, Bronx 67, New York, in behelf of his wife, Paula ·Guenther/ and daughter, Trude Guenthe1·y has been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries were born in Ger:nany on July 23, 1901 and January 9, 1925, respectively, and their la.st known address was Nuremberg, fuertheretr, 14 Gennany.

Sincerely yours,


By

T. E. Shoemaker, Assistant Collllllissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS RD'LY TO SPECIAL ASS:l~ANT TO ATIORHEY GEHERAL-IH CHAJiGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAuul{o11 AND REFER TO ALE HUli!BER

''onor~ble er. W. Pehle·' Executive Director ':!P.!' ~efugeP 3onrd

v 3158J) Selli "eldma.n V/P8:PYJJ

'11.:ts'.' ingt~n 25, !;. C.

l. '·. !iy c"! ePr 1'.r. Pehl e;

In n.ccord.~nce wit~ the ·1ro•)os'li of ~rour }Joard to bring in r<efugee rell'ltives of citizens of the United StR.tes, you are informed th2t the Detition :!'or issuance of immigration viso submitt;ed by Sell.i nelam"n./560 We,st 170t11 Stre~t, New York, ll, Y,, in behElf of \/ilhelm and B'1lbina H_eldra:mn,v~ms e:<:nroveC. 'md forwBrded tod.:"';t to the De.,.rnrtrnent of State, to~ether with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiRries are the nprents of the.netitioner; the father \·1as born in Gochs ieim, EavP.ria, r;ermnny, on Anril 27, 1373, ~.nc_ tf1e nether '''P.s_ born -tn Oberl::\uringen, :BR.vari::i, Germany, or. J1<.'1e 23, 187<.i. Their last b10wn 11ddress was 2o Finkenholstrasse, :5'rnn1::furt ~"-/:·.tAin, Germany.

Sincerely yours,

Jose~h S0 voretti, Acting Commissioner

~~ T. B. Shoemaker, As<0istant Cornmission<;>r_


IMMIGRJ\TION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

l'onora.ble 0. \·.'. Pehle Executive ~irActor ~.:p._r .::1e~\ige_cllt 13o~rd ',·;.-.~hinI~ton .--,5, :O. C. -

V;v de~T i-.r. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

Decem:er 8, 1944


TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL 1H CHARGE IMMIGRATION AHO NATURAUZATI9!1


v 315793 JohrmnA. Hamburger Kay em V/P&PXU

In ricsorr'Ance with the ')I'OcHlS~ of :rour :Oor,r« to bring in rPfu;~ee relatives nf citc?.!'ns of the United St11tes, you Rre i1:forr.1e~. thAt t!oe neti tion for issuRc.ce of imr;i['.r11tion viRa sub~nittef~ by l--:rs. Jo!tcnna ~::tm-ourger l".:nyef"l~ 545 t!est 16?nr1 St::-eet, }Ze1·• Yorlc, ll. Y., in '·ehRlf of :Hnr> Opnenheil;1er Fci.:·11Jur~-;er~ \·!t-'~ ;.,_0nroved .-=lnd f())~,,_,;:: _ _rf!eC to the :;::'jenRrtment of StPte, tocet~~~ with n cony of this letter.

~}1e b~~e~ici:1r~ is t~e mot~er of t~1e ~etitioner; t··e mot~·-er "''0: born in :!oerP.te-in, Gerr:i8ny, on 1~ov~mber 3, 1878. !'er l~st l""':lown H'1.dress we>.s ?r,,n:cnrt run/l·isin, Germany, Enunwee; 57. :-3elieved feporte<l subsequentl;r.

SincerE-1;;,: 701.u~ s,

Jose'>':i :::,.voretti, Actin,;; Cor.i1!1issioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT ~

TO ATIORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO NATURA.UV.TIO/I AffD REFER TO ALE HUMBER

v 315694

l!;;- December 8, l.944

J 11co b Jluchfuhrer V/P&P:X

~:.:onornble J. h·. Pehle =xccutive ~irector '::ar Refu-"ecllt.Bn:•rd ~·.~,":>G::in~;ton ~-5, :S. _C. ·

In ?.Ccor~~·'"',nce , .. it:-1 the T)~O'!JOR.~1 of ;tour iorrC. to bring in rcfncee reJ..-:tivP.~ ~f citizt:-ns of t~1e UnitPd- States, ;rou ~:'rP i!l·,~or;.-,ec t~1:-1 t tf-:e "'1eti ti on for i r !='1..Uince ·cf iI!lrrti,~:r:_-. ti on vis:- S~l--l!1itti::~:: iiy :-:r. i:;at:ob Buc~~::·uhrprvo: ~89 }~in::s :.'1t;ht-.rAy, ·roo~:Jyn, Fe\.' York, in ·uehPlf of ;:0ses :->nrl ~sther 3uc!1fuhrer~ we.~ :::i::)nrove~1 ;~_-!'_-: ::?or~,·::;rc~e~~ t0rli'_;r tr.: t:.H) :!:}i;m.' :-t~!'E-nt

1Jf St::te,

t-o!_~t?t:~er ,,;i 7, ,__- co·17 o-f this lPttPr.

'i'l-_c bE·ne~i·~iaries Pre t:--~e nnrents of tt.e neti. ti oner; tr_e f· t!-:rr H;:!<: born il'l '·'i.e-~lii tz, ~'Jlf-'"nd, on .J1mt 10, 19?0, r.,na t;-_e r;~ot•.e; w.~3 1)01~~ in t:!iR-·-_:::1i.t?, ·?0l0nci, on ;.::::i_rc~-: 15, 1972. ~}1.::-:·:~ l~·~t !·:nol·'n Rddress w:--s 1l'uci'"lov, PolRncl.

,!csenh '.3:•.'"v0retti, .f.ctin{~ Cprmnissi1Jner

.:5. Shaer::ia:er,/f:.ssi~t:u1t Co;.;;nissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2 TO ATIORHEY GENERAL Ill 5HARGE IMMIGRATION AHO MATURAUZATIOH

AHO REFER TO FJL.f HUMBER

V-3141Q7

December 8, 1944 Werner s. Fisher V/P&PXU_

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War f..efugee Board Washing!on 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Peh1e:.

In accordance with the proposal of your 3oard to bring in refu~ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for iss~nce of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Werner S. Fisher, 144-31 70 Road, Flushing, Long Island, N, Y,, in behalf of Adele Mayer Fischbein Freundlich/was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she wae born in Wupperta1-E:l.berfeld, Germany on J\tne 8, 1880. Her last known address was _Terezin, Czechoslovakia.,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Sa.voretti, Acting Colll!lissioner

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~xecnti_vp :·;ir0ctor ··:~r ?c~t-1:·e'? -- 0:-1tc-~

·>s:-.::n::'."t'.'.n n:), ~·.re.

PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAHT TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO NATURALIZATION

ANO REFER TO FILE NUMBER

v :115260 Hosnlie Gluck

V /?f~F.nJ

I~ ~-C"or0:-:;_:u~P •d t:·: t~-:1?- !)7'~•"'10~Rl of yo~.lr ~~0! 0 rC to bring i:-1 1 ... -.r,1 ·ee rcJ_::tiv~p-. r)f roiti.,en~ o? t'!e United StBtes, ;rou · ~'e i!~f·J1"'":t:'{~ thr.it t:-:f--: ...... ·etition .;- -r is~'"!·".r.ce oi' i::1ui,sratir_.n ~-ti~·- '"!.l:;~y·:~-t~f' . .: '.r' :~!'f. ?os:>liE: 'l1:.c1.-: --~"s~er,,...,of ;~.? G·~nnon Str·--r:.t. ?·p,.- Yo~- 1~·, ::. Y., in b~".-i;·l::"' of :~o!' :,11.:i F•.,r.i 1.:-.nr'. ~luck,...--,,,. e :r-.·-rr.,rPf~c "~1--=' -~02""'r:.rde:~ tod::~~ tri the °)e'!'"',.~rt~e:1: a"!' Strite, tr-, ~et!·er ,,_·i'-!! r- ~o~;.r-·G-£ thi!?' lettPr.

r_"!•p 1JP~:e.:'ir-i;::J'iP£ .r'~e :'if' .-,:~·r1~!1 '~ Of thP Y)Fti ti~ner; the f;it':e!."' 1 -·~~ '.Jo;r~ :.1-. Znlobek, ol:~r..cl, '1n ~T,_ff:A: 1' 12.81~. P.Jl~ the i~ot!.l?r wn~ torn. ir1 :t·~be, ?ol.~nrl., ·on Dec~:-:1.ber ~8, 1888. 1'~1eir 10::-·t J:noi-·~t ~d·~!'ess 1-J.'\S Li~~1~lov~e, 3cl tesov .. ': ul. ~~3 ( slova}::i.<=!).

'.::incerel;I ~.rou::-s,

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~ BUY

;. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE


PHILADELPHIA 2

f'0nr1rn1Jl e ·'. ','. Pehle ExPcutive ~irector '.r.':::ir ~efu:-:e~ Bo:=··rr1

De~er-i'.Jcr R, 1944-


TO ATTORNEY GENERAL JN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUZATIOll

AHO REFER TO flt.£ HUMBER

v 315876 Fred Toll,,en V /P&?c:U

In ::-ccorc1.'!Jnce , .. it t':.!e 11ro1os~.1 •1? >on~ }3oP!"~ to bring

i~ refu.-·ee rrl:--itives 1):· c~ tiz~·ng -;f t'·:e Unite('! Str~tes, ;-rou

i'I'e 1~-,f~r:1E~ that t~ e ..,etit°i.Qr:: ::;r isRunnce o:' i.n~:!L..rr..,tion vis~:.. HUb:;!itte.-~ ·0;1 Pvt. ?rr-r~ 'l'ollser .. ~ for--ne:r :?ritz '."folczJ-ner, ~~ 0n ··:est O~t-:-. Street, ~:e1'T ~:'or 1-r, 1:. -:_•., in beh;:-tlf 0f r·s::iak Hnd P--..1ll in e '-e i.1~ erf:er '--0lc?.;1;ier~ \·'fl-~ ::>--:nrovEd P!!rl :'o:wFt:rd_ed toc1~r--.y to t!!e !Jr-..,. :tnent of ~·t::-.te, to:~~ther ~-·it>·:? co"1;,r of L-1is letter.

T:1p he!lf?±'~Ci:--~ri.(~S ·~r~ the -ri:-irt?nts nf -t:-e .. ,Ptl tioner; t!-,e ff1t··er \- 1-:)s !-,,)r:: in T:::rnoYJol, ~olP'.-:d, o:-:. October 15, 1875, :md t~--e I~othe:--- "1:--s 1Jor11 in ViPnn-'~,- _.._·,is.tri.?, on ,.-:~_rch 10:, 1879.

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!'hr-ir l·-·s.t ~:-no"'n :-'!.~d_rr·ss \•';-:~ Vi.Pnn:: . .1\.u_stri2~, L,-=1ss··11gleithner ?lr·tz ;;.

,_TG S2-:Jh s!'_ voretti I ::.ct 1.!1.g ·Jo!n~ni SF i'Jner

D. S ·e>e'".::::-~]".:er, ...... ssistant-Co;rnis'.2ic,ner

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. ~ ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO ATTORNEY GEffERAL IN CH,.RGE IMMIGRATION A!ID W.TURAuiATION

ANO REFER TO FILE HUMBER


PHILADELPHIA 2

Honorable J, W, Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washingtop 25, D, C,

My dear Mr. Fehl.a:

December 8, 1944

V-315777 Thekla Adler V/P&PXU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for ~ssuance. of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Thekla Adler, 3734 Edison, Detroit, Michigan, in behalf of Johanna Jacob Wertheim," ·was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State toe;ether with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Rueddingshausen near Giessen, Oberhessen, Germaey, on November 1, 1866. Her last known address was Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia,

Sincerely yours,


'"0. 1b Ll"' T, B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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1t. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ~ !1, IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA

ADDRESS REPLY TO S~ECIAL ASSISTAffT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE'

IMMIGRATION AND W.TURAUZATIOll AND REFER TO rfLE HUMBER

C!onorc,ble Z, '·I. l'ehle ~xecutive =:1ir!- ctor '..~ ~r Ref~ee :So::.: rd Wps~ingt~1n 25

1 D. C.

DecPr'.lber 8, l 944

y 315857 JCnn Fullenba.:um '! /P&PXU

In ~c~orf1_:-·nc<:: ,.,it>!. tt~e "1rono!!.~,1 of ~vour J3o.:ird to bring i~~ refu.~ee rel~-.ti·-c!='. ')_,-. citi.z~~1s 0f t,;-,p ~Jn~ter, St,".'.l.tes, you :c;re info:-~"''' t 11Rt the '"leti ti0n for issu.qnce o"!' '"rr1i,;r:cition vis;1 $nb"1itter b:' 1-lrs. Ann d·1fel Fullenbrmm"of ]021 '·;orth 45t~ St~ .. ·~et, Phil:::i::-~el"1hia, Fennsylvn.niR, i.n beh:_;lf of Fei.~n :~eif0n Ginfel\ W::-!s n-Y:)roved Rnd foiw?_rde(l tnil!-~.Y to tl-ie DE"1~rt·cent c,: St,-,tE', to.-ether '··ith P. CD'1Y nf t"·i.f'. let'.er,

The -henefici;lr;r is t~~e mot".:_er o:' th~ ">)etitir,ner, and ~~1e \.ras born in T~rn'.J\·', Pol~.nd, on ···RY 7, i-:-109. ~er lr1st ~'.:i."'101-\':!: ·-G_-~ress w~s lo-pEE'ni~:::i_ 10 Tn.!'no~·!, Pol~nd.

Joscch S:wCJretti, Acting Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2 TO ATTORNEY liEHERAL IH CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUZATIOH

AHD REFER TO F1LE HUMBER

v 315548

December 8, 1944

Greta Muller Abel V/P&PXU

~nor,,ble J. 1·i, Pehle 2:recutive Director ~r,'Rr Re fut;ee :30:::1ra ~~.1shin,.:::t0n ::?5, D. c_.

i-iy rle.nr Hr. Pehle:

In :occord:mce wit" the --·ronoscil of your BoRrd to bring in re:'u,:ee rebtive~ 0f citizens of the United States, you cc•re· i:'.lforcced t!mt t!-,e neti tion for issuMce of i'1L>nigra.tion visa submitted by l·:ni. :}reta i'1uller Abel.; of 1115 Divisadero, Snn Fr,,ncisco, C.,,.].ifornia, ht be:1Rlf of Julius 'Uld FHnny Bella.k ;.;uller; w.ns an1)roved M" forw2.rde.n_ tod2y to the Dec~rt~ent of StRte, to~ether with P copy of this letter.

'~'!oe benef:icia.ries are th.e narents of the netitioner; t',e f,,t- ·er wn s born in ·}oG. in,.;, Czec'ioslove.kia, on SeDtember 13, 1276, "nC'. t'1e mother , .. ,..s born in Cdrau, Czechoslovakia, on Zune 18, 1879. Thei,.- 1:-··st known :odnress 1•1:crn ·.:ildnretmarkt 6, Vlenn2 1 1 Au~tri8.

Sincerely :·'DUrs,

Jos=,-,h Savor et ti, ,_cting Commissioner

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL -lSISTANT

TO ATIORHEY GENERAL IH c[tARGE IMMIGRATION AHO HATURALRATIOH


v 315056

December 8, 1944

Eric Solley Meyer V/P&PJ:u

:-'.onorP-~le J, '.!. Peh.le Executive Director ··!,qr B.ef11i=:;ee :-;o:,rd H~~hin'.~ton ?5, D. C.

In PCCord,,Jlce , .. i.th the nronosPl of ;:rour :'30°r<1 to bring in rP;"u-'.ee rel11tives of ci tlzens of the L'ni te6_ St;it'°S, you rre infor~e~ t:~~!t the ~etition ~or issuance of immirrption •1is:o 8nbmittei' by 0 vt. ~:ric S0 lle:r Meyf'r; c/o Loeb, 101 I i--:~ol!1 ~0".'.l(~, 3roo'--:-l~m, ~:"ew Yor~~. in heh::l:' oi' !tos:: Bloch '·e:,TeY'~ w:'I£ n:inrovPr:: ~.:.nr. .::'""or,...-:~rcled t0d,qy to the Denartment of St~t>:',- to.-~et!1er wit!: f' ~o~:-y of this letter.

:'e ~'1ene-f'i ciP.r:r is t!le f'l') t!--..er 0£ t:'1e ueti ti oner, and s!:<? w.:-R born in Sct-Jni('heiM, f}-r?.,..m,<:>n:l, on Februar;~,r 8, 1867 • :-er lP~.t 1 ~nown od.clres~ w0s 3'os'Dice ne::tr or in Earseilles, Ji'r.~.nce. Previ,msl;r PP'Tillon 38, c,.mn de Hoe, :laute-Garonne, ::-1r;-nce.

Si!1cerely yo1.ll's,

Jo<W">h S,,voretti, Acting Comnissioner

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AHO REFER TO fll.£ HUMBER

December 8, 1944

V-274115 Sidney Itzkowitz

V/P&'PXJJ

Honorable J. w. Pehle· Executive Director · War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. c.

I~· dear Mr. Pehle:

Reference is made to the visa !JeHHon-eiecutedby Mr. Sidney Itzkowitiz., 1729 ~ 67th Street, Brook1Jn• New York, in behalf of his mother, Hannah Itzkowitz, whose last known addre~s was Bereg Koveat 1 Hungary.

The records of this office show that on ·December 287

1938, a petition for issuance of immigration visa, submitted by Mr. Sidney Itzkowitzvfn behalf of his mother. Hannah Itzkowitz, was approved and forwarded to the Department of State on February 2, 1939, for transmittal to the American consul nearest the place of residence of hie mother which was then given as Kivyasda, Zupa Bereg, Czechoslovakia. The petitioner. indicates on the first petition that his mother was born in Ivyasda, Czechoslovakia, in November 1880, and on the recent petition that she was born in Komlosh, Hungary.

The visa petition recently submitted. by Mr. Sidney Itzkowitz does not show that his mother has been in the United States subsequent to the approval of the previous petition given on December 28, 1938. Therefore, the approval is still outstanding and no action is necessary on the present

.Petttion. ·

A copy of the letter of thia office to Mr. Sidney Itzkowitz 1 e attached.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savorett 1, Acting Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

::lecember 8, 1944

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAHT TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATIOH AND flATURAUZATIOH

ANO RErrR TO FILE HUMBER

v 315661 Edith Biermann Hrinstein V/P&PXU

I;. ~CC'orr::-nce wit:· tte nro-'l0S•'l of your ~;o:orc'. to brin,g tn r1o:~u=~ee reL.th•es_ of citizens of the Lfnited St;;tes, you ;-::rE infor!1E:~ thnt tfie ~1eti tion for issucnce of immit;rf'.tion vis" submitted bcr l·irs • .:::dit-. J:Jieno'<nn lfa!lstein,/of 4105 94th Street, jlmhurst, .'cong hlrn:cl, '~e•·· Yor;c, in ben~.lf of Frieda ]cier!1nnn, 1_,•9;1 ?.TJDI'OVec Enc forwPrdec'_ tod'.';r to t:ce c)e-·J2.rttnent of StPte, to-~etf-,er •,·{t'l P cou:.r o.7' t~~is letter.

'I'>ie be~~rofici,,ry is the mot;·,er of the netitioner, :md s:1e i-·F.s born in JreE.cien, Germr•n;v,- O"'- Febrwry ?7, 1877. :-'.er i~~st kn1-:Wn '"·dd_rens \•'~s .3 Clemens AlJonu.ststr, :<l.lllic~i_, GermHny.

JoSF1Jh s~voretti, ~cting Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECll ASSISJAHT

TO AnoRHEY GEtlERA.L in CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND NATUJiAUZATIOU

AND Rtf'E'R TO FILE HUMeER

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Re:f'ugee Board w.,,,;.iag'fi>u ~u, De Ot

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December 8, 1944 V/P&P'YJJ

In accordance with the propoRal of your Board to bring in re:f'ugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Alfred Theodore Barbashv'(Barba.sch) of 517 West 113 Street, New York 2~ New York; in behalf of Samuel and Regine Heth Bqrbasch, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner, the fathel' was born in Brody, Pol.and, on August 1, 1881, and the mother was born in Lwow, Poland, on November 10, 1882. Their last known address was 21/10 Taborstrasee, Vienna II, Austria.

Sincerely yours,


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T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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IMMIGRATION AHO W.TURAtiv.}'iott AND REFER TO FILE HUMBER

V-313767 n

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Honorable J, W, Fehle . -. Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D, C,

My dear Mr. Pehle:

December 8, 1944

In accordance with the proposal of-your-:BOard tobring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs, Elizabeth Parlee Grove{ 234 N, 18th Street, East Orange, New Jersey, in behalf of Robert and Marie Ullmann Perles~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State to1.:ether with a.copy of this letter,

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Vienna, Austria on November· 2, 1880, and the mother was born in Budweis, Czechoslovakia on October 28, 1895, (Approximate years), Tl~eir last known address was Prague, Czechoslovakia, reported to be deported to Poland,

Sincerely yours,


T, B, Shoemaker, Assistant Cornnissioner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director We:r Refugee Boe:rd Washington 25, D. c.

My dear-Mr. P•'hle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

I ADT~R:ORR~~~!~~:~~~~ ::~~A:rT

IMMIGRATION ANO W.nJRAUV.TIOli

AHO REFER TO FILE MIJMBER

-_ V-315854 Irma F. :Erank V/P~XU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are_ informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Irma Fleischmann Frank~ 285 Riverside Drive, New York, u. Y., in behalf of Lissy Elise Wertheimer Fleischmann; was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

'Ihe beneficiary is the mother of -the petitioner·, was born in Gunzenhausen, Germany on March 20, 1865. known address was Bamberg, Germany, Friedrich Str. 7. deported to Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,

and she Her last Reported


/~.~~ T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Comnissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL A\SISTAllT

TO ATIORHEY GEtfERAL JN crARGE IMMIGRATIOH AND HATURAUV.TIOH

AHO R[f[R TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable J. W. Pehl0

e Executive Director War Refu,;ee Board Washi~ton 25, D. C.

My dear Mr. P_ehle;

December 7, 1944

V-314,236 Herman Lebovite V/P~XO

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you_ axe informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr, Herman Lebovits, 442 E.86th St., New York, N, Y., in behalf of Sera Zali Riess; Armin; -Lenke; Jeno; Erno and Sarol ta Lebovi ts, was approved and forwarded todey to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the wife and children of the petitioner. Their places and dates of birth are listed below:

Sera Zali Riess Lebov-i ts' born in Ilnice, Czechoslovakia on Armin. 11 Rakosin, Bereg, 11

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Their last known adciress was Rak:os, Bereg m., Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,


T. B. Shoemake:t, Assieta,nt Commissioner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washington 25 1 D.c.

My dear Mr. Pehle1

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7• 1944

IMMIGRATION ArlD HATURAuz.\noil f AtlD REFER TO FILE HUMBER [i v..:.315017 t

Harriet nein Eichhorn J V/P&P'DJ ~

. .In accordance with the proposal·of'7our Boa;rd·-tro--"ol'1ng in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for iasuanoc of immigration visa BUbmitted by Mrs. Harriet Klein Eichhorn/of 901 Locust Street, Columbia, Pennsylvania, in behalf of Josephine Klein; was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Poszony, Hungary, on October 13, 1859. Her last known address was Vienna, lo Neutorgassel 5.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savorotti, Acting Commissioner

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My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 71 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO ATI'ORNEY GENERAL lfl CHARGE

IMMIGRATIOff AND NATURAUZA.TION AND R.EffR TO FILE HUMBER

v ... 31s·192 :i Gerda Freedman Isaac Ining <1

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In accordance with the proposal of your Board_ toJ>ring__ ___ _ in ·refugee-refatlves of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Gerda Freedman Isaac Irvingv'of 5445 Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, in behalf of Hermann and Elee Isaac~ was forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter. -

The beneficiarie.s are the parents of the pet1tioner, and the father was born in Dortmund, Germany, on M,9.rch 6, la79, the mother was born in Barmen) Germany, on April 30, 1884. Their last known address was c/o Paul Heymann, Deutsches Protek:torat, Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savorett-1, Acting Commissioner /'"/

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PHILADELPHIA 2

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Honorable J. w. Pe~le Executive Director War Refugee Board Waehington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr~ Pehle1

December 7, 1944

TO ATIORNEY GENERAL 1'N CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO IL\TUAAUZATIOff. AND REFER TO FILE HUMBER

V-315649 Roee Greenebaum V/P&P'XIJ

l In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring

in refugee relativee of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submit-t.ed by Mrs. Rose Greenebaum""of 806 East 49th Street, Chicago/ Illinois, in behalf of Natha~ and Meta Wertheimer Gutmann, ·Was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries a.re the parents of the petitioner, and the father was born in Olnhausen, Wurtenberg, Germany, on August 15, 1866, the mother was born in Braunsba.ch, Weuttenberg, Germany, on August B, 1874a Their last known address was Altersheim Oberstalzingin near Ulm, Germany - 8/42 to Thereeianstadt, Czechoslovakia.

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PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

ADDRESS Ra>LY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IH CHARGE IJ.IMIGRATION AHO HAnJRAUZATION


V-315257. Elisabet :BUlop Thu.gut

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.. In.accordance with the proposal of your··lloa1'd-tu-·brtng.,_. in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Elisabet Fu.lop Thugut ,,.of 854 West 181 Street, New York, New York, in behalf of Ludwig and Katharina Fu.lop~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Debrecen, Hungary, on June 14, ·18859 the mother was born in Wac, Hungary, on June 13, 1892. Their last known address was 9, Schiff~tsgasse Vienna II.

Sincerely yours,


T. :s.. Shoemaker/ Assistant Commissioner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washington .25, D. c.

My dear Nr. Pehle:

December 7, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECJL A.SSISTA!lT

TO ATIO.llHEY GENERAL \N CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND W.TUQAUV.TIOff


V-301252 Julius A. Freund V/P&PXJJ

Reference is ma9'8 to the visa petition executed. by Mr. Julius A. Freund, 3616 Ardmore, South Gate, California, in behalf of hie mother, Minna Freund{ whose last known address was 22 Ellern Street, Hannover, Germany, presumably deported to Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia.

'Ille records of this office show that on July 14, 1941, a petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Julius Adolf Freund, in behalf of Minna. Feilchenfeld Freund, was approved and for~1arded to the Department of State on Ausust 1, 1941, for transmission to the American Consul nearest the place of residence of his mother, which was then given as 16 Ellern Street, Hannover, Germany. Mrs, Minna Freund was born in Culm, West Prussia (Poland), on July 11, 1871.

The visa petition recently submitted. by Mr. Freund does not show that his mother has been in the United States subsequent to the approval of the previous petition given on July 14, 1941. Therefore, the authorization ·appears to be outstanding and action on the new petition is regarded as unne.cessary.

A copy of the letter addressed to Mr. Freund is attached.

Sincerely yours,


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Mr. -Jul1ue A. ]'raund·· 3616 Ardmore South Gate, Oa11fornia

My dear Mr, Jl'reiind.1

December 71 1944

Reference 1e made to your newly executed piliUOtLfor fa-SU:anoe of illlllllgration visa in behalf of your mother, ll1nna Freund.

'lhe ·recorde of this office show that on July 14, 1941 1 a vi ea pet1 ti on. oxoou ted by you in behalf of your mother, wao approved and forwarded to the D<>partment· of State on AW)l.Bt 1, 1941, for tranem1 ttal to tbe American Qoneui noare1t to the ~laoe of residenoe of your mother. As the pre1ent petition indicates that your mother has not.been in the United States subsequent to the approval of the first potitio'n, the authoriBation appears to be outstanding and aotion on the now petition i a r ege.rded as UJUleoe11sary. The financial evidence submitted has been forwarded to the Department of' State.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph 8avo~ett1, Acting Oommisslonor

ADleid T, ll. Shoe•ei', Assistant Oollllllltsloner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

Honorable J, w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D, C,

My de-ar Mr. Pehle:

December 7, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IN CHARG.E IMMIGRATION ANO HATURAUZATION

AND REFIR TO FILE NUMBER

V-314815 Anni Daniel V/P&PXJJ

:In-·accordance with the proposal of your Boa:ro.- tc>lii'llig in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submi tte_d by Mrs. Anni :Budwig lhnielv;' 1703 Colonial St., Philadelphia, Pa, , in behalf of Salo (Samuel} and Hedwig Poznanski Budwig( was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Oatrowo, Poland on March 1, 1876, and the mother was born in Gleiwitz, Germany on November 18, 1883, T'neir last known address was 34 Luisenstrasse, Liegnitz, Germany.

Sincerely yours,


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T. B. Shoemaker; Assistant Commissioner

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TO AnORNEY GENERAL lff CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUV.TION AND REFER TO FlL£ HUMBER

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December ?, 1944 Oarl Bcha.umberger V/P~XU

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washin,;ton 25, D. O.

Hy dear Mr. Pehle:

Reference is mad'? to the visa petition executed by lfr. Carl Schaumberger, 916 Kelly Street, New York) N. Y,, in behalf of his mother, Fredericka Schaumberger, presently residing at Kassel-Wartekuppe-Niederzwehren, Germany.

The records of this office show that on July 8, 1940, a petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Carl Sch8llDlber-ger, in behalf of Frederi eke Schaumberger, was approved and forwarded to the Department of State on August 1 7, 1940, for transmission to the American Consul nearest the place of residence of his mother, which was then given as Moencheberg-strass 19~, Kassel, Germany. Mrs. Fredericke Schaumberser was born in Angenrod, Hessen, Germa~ on November 12, 1876.

The visa petition recently submitted by Mr. Schaumberger does not show that his wife has been in the United States subsequent to the approval of the previous petition given on July 8, 1940. Therefore, the authorization appears to be outstanding and action on the new petition is regarded as unnecessary.

A copy of the letter addressed to Mr. Schaumberger is attached.

Sincerely yours,


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T. B. SJ:ioemaker, Assistant .Commissioner

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Mr. Carl Sohaumbarger 916 Kelly Stroot New York. n. Y.

December 7, 1944

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C----nererenoe iB made to your newly executed petition for iesuance of immigration vioa in behnJ.f of your mother, Erederioke Sohaumberger.

The rcco1•de of this office show that on July a., 1940, a visa petition, exeou.ted by you in behalf of your mother, was approved and forwarded to the Jlepartment of State on Au;;-uet 17, 1940, for tranemlttal to the American Oon1ul nearest to tho place of residence of your mother. -Ao the present pot1 tion indicates that your mother hns not been 1n the United State11 subsequent to the approval of the :firet petition, the author1Bation appears to be oute.tandine, and action on tho new petition is regarded as unnecessary.

Tho financial ovS,9.ence eubmitted. has been forwarded to the ~apartment of State.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Aotin~ Commissioner

'l. 11. Shoemaker, Assistant Oommies1oner

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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE I IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL '\SSISTAHT TO ATTORNEY (IEHERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION ANO HATURAUUTIOH

AllD RUER-TO FILE HUMBER

Dece~ber 7, 1944

V-315788 Frederick M. Grossman

V/P~XU

Honorable J, W, Pehle Executive Director War RIJfugee :Board Washington 25, D, C.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted. by Dr. Frederick M. Grossman{ 21'1 E. 60th Street, New York, lT. Y., in behalf of Gisela Goldmann Grossmann{ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

'Ille beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, end she was born in Mistelbach, Austria on January 2, 1880. Her last known address was Eichhornerstrasse 25, Brunn, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,


I, b, Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRfSS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT \.

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE IMhllGRATIOH AHD HATURA.UZATIOH I

AHD RD'ER TO FILE HUMBER

December 7, 1944

V-314702· George Jellinek V/P~XJJ

Honorable J. W, Pehle Executive Dir.ec tor \'/ar rtefugee Boa.rd Washington 25, D, O,

_l-iydear Mr. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you a.re informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr, George Jellinek~ 454 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y., in behalf of Ia.niel and Jolan Jellinek"" Jellinek, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State to~ether with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Piliscsaba, Hun~ary on September 1, 1890, and the mother was born in Helemba, Hungary on December 23, 1893, Their last known address was Kover Lajos, ucca 18, :Budapest, Hu116ary.

Mr. Jellinek also petitioned for an immigration visa in behRJ.f of his sister, Eva Jellinek'; born in Ujpest, Hungary on November 2, 1923. However, as a p.etition may not be executed for a person in this degree of relationship, his reQUest in behalf of his sister may not be approved.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Oommissioner

~8.~ T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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... 1MIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO SPEtlAL ASSISTAllT TQ ATTORffEY GENERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAUZATIOll AND REFER TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refu,~ee Board Washington 25, D, C,

My ecear Mr, Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

V-315861 Otto Hirsch V/P&PXO

-------- -~. -~·-I.n. aGG-0rdance with the proposal of your B;;,U.d to bring in refu,;ee relatives of citi~ns -0f the United States, you are informed that the petition fyr issuance of immi,;ration visa submitted by Mr, Otto Hi:i;~li, 326 Main Street, Orange, New Jersey, in behalf of Selma Hirsch, was approved and forwarded todey to the Department of State together with a copy of this.letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Zell-Moselle, Germany on May 10, 1875, Her last known address was llieresienstadt, Czechoslovakia,

Sincerely yours,


'l'• B, Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO !PECl"L ASSISTANT TO ATIORHEY GENERAL IN CHARGS

IMMIGRATION ANO HATURAUZATIO!i

ANO REfER TO FIL£ HUMBER

Honorable J. W. Pehle .. Executive Director War Refugee lloard Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle1

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

V~31583a ·Joseph- Karner V/P&PXJJ

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. ··· · In accordance with the proposal of-your Board to bring in refugee relatiyee of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Joseph Karner' of 370 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York, in behalf of David and llertha Kaemacher;' was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State

1 together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner, the father was born in llobrau, Czechoslovakia, on June 22, 1875, the mother was born in Mistelbach, Austria, on March 25, 1881. Their last known address was Vienna 11 Zelinkagasse 14/4, Austria.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti. Acting Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL~IH CHARGE

lldMIGRATIOll ANO HATURAUZATIOll

AND R!fER TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable Jo W. P.ehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25 1 D. C.

My dear Mr~ Pehle:

December 71 1944

V•315828 Hedwig Kat~ki Hailparn

V/P&PXJJ

In accordance with the proposal -0f your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United Statee7 you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Hedwig Katzki Hailparn'of 452 Ft. Washington Avenue, New York 33, New York, in behalf of Emma Katzki1' was approved and forwarded today t·o the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Powidz, Germany or Poland, on August 26

1 1871.

Her last known address was 141 Uhlandetrasse Berlin - Wilmeredorf, Germany.

Sincerely yours,


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PHILADELPHIA ,2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASS!STAtlT

Honorable J. w. Peble· Executive Director War Refugee lloard Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

December 7, 1944

TO ATIORHEY GEHERAL IH CH.'iRGE

IMMIGRATION AHO ffATURAuz.\no11 AHO REFER TO ALE HUMBER

V-298742 Runia Hutz- Schw1 tz

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- Reference is roade ~ the visa petition executed by Mrs. Runia Hutz Schwitz of 2505 Olinville Avenue, Bronx, New York, N. Y., in behalf of her husband, Zacharias Schwi tz .'whose last known address was Camp de Noe, Bar 98, E:a.nce.

'1he records of this office show that on December 13, 1940, a petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Runia Hutz Schwitz, in behalf of Zacharias Schwitz, was approved and was forwarded to the Department of State on February 12, 1941, for transmission to the American Consul nearest the place of her husband's residence which was then given as Camp de Chrs, Department Basses Pyrenees, France, Hut A, Ba.raque 6, Mr. Zacharias Schwitz was born in Waschkoutz, Ruma.nia, on September 5, 1897.

A copy of the letter addressed to Mrs, Schwitz is attached.

Sincerely yours,


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Mrs. Run1a Huts Sohwltn 2505 Ol1nv1llo Avenue Bronx, New Yo:rlt, u. Y.

Referenoe io mado to your deoire to arrange for your husband, Zacharias Sohw:Ua. to oome to the United States.

'l'he reoorde ot this otfloe ehow that on December 13, 1940, viea petition V-29874.a, exeouted by you in behalf of your husband, 11as approved and forwarded to the Department of State on February 12, 1941, for tranemltts.1 to the American Consml neareot tQ the place of :residence of yo\U' husband. If you:r husband has not been 1n the United State• subsequent to tho n11provel given on Dec~mber 13, 19401 the authorbatlon nppearJJ to be outatllllding and it will not be neoeee8J1" for you to file n new petition.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savo:rettl, Acting Clo1J111lseloner

T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Qommlse1oner



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December 7, 1944 Ceolia Weissba.rth V/P&PID

Honorable J. w. l'ehle Executive Director War Refugee Boa.rd Washington ~25, D, C •.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issup-nce of immigration visa submitted by Miss Celia Weissba.rth, 511 w. 232 Street, New York, N. Y,, in behalf of Fritz and Olga Weissba.rth/ was approved and forwarded tod!zy to the Department of State, together with a copy of t~is letter.

The beneficiaries a.re the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Daudleb, Czechoslovakia on November 3, 1862, and the mother was born in l'lzen, Czechoslovakia on November 11, 1875. Their last known address was Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Ac~ing Commissioner

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Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D._c.

My dear Mr. Pehle1

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Visa 3124141 V/AU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the application for verificjation of last entry submitted by Maurice Brandriss-Kesten of 53 West 87th ·street, New York, New York, in behalf of his wife, Lotte Brandriss-Kesten; has been-endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this letter.

The applicant's wife_was born at Poznan, Poland, December 30, 1905, and her last known address was 10 bis Rue Grimaldi, Nice, France.

Sincerely yours,


T~ B. Shoemaker, Assistant Conunissioner

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TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND W.llJRAUZATIOH


Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director liar Refugee lloard Washington 25, D. C,

My cl.ear J.lr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

V•314740 Leo Plompen V /PL,;J>'XJJ

- I:n ~ccordance with tne proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you a.re informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Leo Plompei, 360 West 21st Street, Hew York, N, Y., in behalf of Mar~et Pauline Plehi.ers Plompeni Laurent"' and Rene Plompen, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter,

~e beneficiaries are the wife and sons of the petitioner; the wife was born in Laeken, Brussels, Belgium on August 31, 1908, and the sons were born in Antwerp, Belgium, Laurent on February 18, 1933, and Rene on June 28, 1934. Their last known address was 85 Van Heetvelde Lei, Devrne, Antwerp, Belgium.

Sincerely yours,


T. B. Shoemaker, Asst"stant Commissioner

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My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTA)iT

TO ATTORHEY-GEtiERAL IN CHARGE IMMIGRATION AHO ffATURAUZATTOM


V-313117 Halla D. Schmidt V/P~XU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refu5ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for iss~ce of immigration visa submitted by Mrs; Rella D. Schmidt, 510 Oakdale Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, in behalf of Heinrich" and Rosa Neukircher! was approved and forwarded toda;y to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

Th.e beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner·; the father was born in Werl, Germruzy on August 5, 1868, and the mother was born in Muehlheim, Germa~ on October 4, 1881. lheir last known ad~ress was 19 Horst Wessel Pl., Cologne. (1942).

Sincerely yours,


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V-315836

December 7, 1944 Auguste Loewy Moellerich

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Honorable J. w. Pehle. Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehlel

- -In a.coordanoe with the proposal o:f--Your Boa-rd--tO-b~ing in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Auguste Loewy Moellerich 'of 3300 Laguna Street, San Francisco, California, in behalf of Adolf and Selma Loewy~ was approved and forwarded today to the.Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

'l'he beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner. the father was born in Kra.ka:u, Poland, on April 2; 1886, the mother was born in Bochnia, Poland, on May 13, 1884. Their last known address was, Laet1 II• Cirkusgasse 31 Hoteltrakt 1 II Stock, Tur 38, Vienna, Permanent: VII, Kirchengasse 26 1 Vienna.

Sincerely yours,


'i'~.r~w T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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M~1 dear i':r. Pehl e:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 7, 1944

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AHO llEFER TO fll.E HUMBER

V-314045 Gertrude Weil V/P~XU

ln:· ·a:c·co-rdance with the proposal of ;rour Board to bring in refuf:ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed thA.t the petition for irffuance of iDlliligration visa suomitted by Mrs. Gertrude Weil~ 348 Eest•rn Parkway, Brookl;i'n, N. Y., in behAJ.f of Louise Sterzelbach Maienthau~ was approved n.nd forwarcied toclay to the Department of- State, to,,ether with a copy of this letter.

'llie oeneficiar;>' is the mother cf the petitioner,_ and she was 1'orn in Weiden, Bavaria, Germany on January 1, 1883. lier 1 as t known address was Cel tis St. 13 ;;uerhberg, Germany, now Theresien, Czechodovakia,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph SavorRtti, Act.ins CoD1D1issioner

~.~s~ T, B, Shoemaker/ Assistant Commissioner



FRANKLIN TRUST BUILDINCil

PHILADELPHIA. PA.

December 6, 1944

Honorable J. W, Pehle Ex.ecutive Director Viar Refugee BoaJ:d Washington 25, P.C.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PLEASE ADDR£5S REPLY TO

AND REFER TO nus FILE HO.

Visas 30lf8284 . V//ill

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the application for verification of last entry submitted by Arthur Redlich~of 19 Olivia Street, Port Chester, New York, in behalf of his wife, Rosa Redlich~ has been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this let tEr •

The applicant's wife was born at Sanock, Polrnd, on February 20, 190}, and her last knov..n address was 3 Gredler Street, Apt. 10, Vienna 11, Austria.

Sincerely yours,

Jo11eph Savoretti, Acting Commissioner

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l.ly dear Mr. Pehle:


PHILADELPHIA, PA.

, December 6 ,- 1944

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring

PLEASE ADDRESS Rf:PLY TO

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in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are infonned that the application for verification of last entry submitted by Joseph Isra.e>J. Herschkowitz"'of 5652 Beacon Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl venia, in behalf of his wife, Hermine Herschkowitz :'has been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Departmtnt of State with a copy of this letter.

The a;pnlicant 1 s wife was born in Vienna, Austria, on Dece.mber 24: 1902, and now resides at Popornyga.sse, Vienna 19, Austria.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Col!llllissioner


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lc'y dear :l'!r. Pehle:

v-315278 Cl:arlotte Marx

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In eccordance witl~ t~e propo~al of your B~ard to brinz in- rsfur;ee relatives of citiz&ns of the United -5-tM·t-es-;-further reference is r..1de to the petition for issuance of imrr,izrr.:.t.i0n visa submitted by l:lrs. Charlotte Marx' of 657 West 1613t Street, ;Jew York, :>aw York, in behalf of Samuel Max and Anna Margaretelce r'.aufma.nn{ The petition V/&S approved for a relative preference in fovor of the beneficiarie.s nnd was forwarded to the Depart:nent of C'tate on ifovember 27 1 1944,

It no·u _;;ppelO'rs that f·.'.rs. iJiarx also wi3!-.es _to brint; to lhe 'Jni ted St>< tes her brot'1ET, ·:forner · Kaufm11.nn, ·last known ~Jddress 88 SachenrinE, Cologne, Gerrr.any, helieved deported to Lodz, Poland. She has.been informed that it would serve no useful purpose for her to file a petition for issuance of irr ... 'l".iLrY.tion visa in her Drot!.er 1 s behalf, as the brother of a United St~tes citizen is not by reeson of that relationship elicible for nonquotR or preference status under Sections 4(a) nnd 6(a)(l) respectively of the Im~igration Act of 1924 o.s amended.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actin~ Con:miSsioner

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D6cember 6, 1944 V-315278 Cl:arlotte llarx

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Eonoric:Ole ·'. 'L Pel; le E~ccutive Director War Re.fuc;ee ?oar-ct ;Vashine;ton 25, D. C,

In eccordance witt t\e proposnl of your Boar~ to bring in rsfue;ee relatives of citizens of the UnT'teirst11tes, fur

'th""r 1'efeTence is made to the petition !'or issuance of immi;:nd:ion vis'' subrr;itted by 1:1rs, Charlotte Marx'of 657 West lGlst Street, New York, ;';ew York, in behalf of Samuel Max ani:l Anna Margaretehe Kaufmann;', The petition was approved for a relative preference in f'lvor of the beneficiaries llnd was forwt<rded ·to the Depart:nent of State on November 27, 1944.

IJ no,•1 an'e~ rs that 1.:rs. i.~rx also wist.es to brine; to Lhe :JnHed StHtes her brot'.1er, Werner Kau1'mFtnn; last known oddress 88 Sachenring, Cologne, 'ierrr,eny, h-olieved deported to Lodz, Poland, She has been infor~ei that it would serve no nseful purrose for her to file a petition for issuance of i1r.:r.igr"tion visa in her brotl:er' s behEtlf, as the brother of a United St"tes citizen is not by reeson Of that relationship elifible for nonquote or preference status under Sections 4(a) Hnd 6(a) (1) respectively of the Imrr:igr:o;tion' Act of 1924 e,s arr:ended.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Act:n~ ConTr.issioner

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~iy dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 61 1944

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TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAUZATIOll

ANO REFER TO FILE NUMBER

V-315115 Lore Jeremias Stein V/P&P'XJJ

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in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States1 you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration vi ea submitted by Mrea. Lore Jeremias Stein..- of 5733 McPherson Avenue, Ste Louie, Missouri, in behalf of Leopold Jeremias{ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the father -of the petitioner, and he was born in Sulzburg1 Be.den, Germany, on June 11 1872. His last known address was Centre de Rabes1 Cornil (Oorreze) France.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti1 Acting OommiSsioner __ .---.

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board We.shington 25, D. ~C·

My de.ar Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 6, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAttT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERA.t. IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND ffATURAUZATIOlf

AND R£fER TO Fil£ HUMBER

V-315702 Ludwik Gross V/P&P'YJJ

In accoruance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Capt. Ludwik Gross{ 22 Rennal Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio, in behalf of Augusta Alexander Gross( was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy_ of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Oswiecim, Poland about 1880. The petitioner states he has received information, through the Red Cross, from Mrs. Anna Wajdowa residing at Lisowek, poczta Borowa, Mielec, District Krakow, Poland, that his mother and sister have moved to Warsaw.

Sincerely yours,


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TO ATIORHEY GENERAL IN CH~RGE IMMIGRATIOH AHO W.TURAUZATION

AHO RD'ER TO FIL.£ HUMBER

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:Jecev;ber 6, 1944 Jennie Friedman Eobker

:-.onor11.ble_ J. ~.·. Pehle :~xecnti ve :Jirector ·_-.':::r ;1efttgeP 13onrd ,,: ·1 shin:::ton 25 ~ :J. C.

In PccorcRnce '"'i tt tl'e 1·iro-.-,os".l 0f ;rou~ :Bo,,rc to bring in ref1vee re1.~tive8 of citizen~ 0f the 1:nit"d StF:tes, yon ~re in~o,_e,er1 p-,,t the netition for is"u"nce of immL~rP.tion vif!~ submi.. tte0 b~" 1.-:r~. J f?nnie Frie0m.an BobYP.r,,r of ?52 East Ct~'- St~eet, ~·Tew Yor}.r::, 11. "·!., in beh~lf of Chnim ::fried_m2n(~._na_ ·.ustB -=·ol0e Brnnf!wf."i!1 Sch\'fqlb~ W?_S R:pnroved and forwarded to:h:r t0 the o:le0"_rt·c.ent of St.ctP, to.".et·:er Hitr; "- con;v- of tLis lette''·

~he beneficinri~~ are t~e 1JHr~nts of the Detitioner; t:--:.e f?,tl:er ~:,'F.S bor!: in -K.zeszow. ?olP.nd, on July 20, 1876, •0 ncl t".e n,1t'·,,,r "'"~ born in JriroslAu, Pol1md, on J.'.:irch 5, 1882. Their 1,-.Et ''n .wn ~dc.ress w"s h.uS1J.ststr. 40, 3erlin, Ger'<'m1y, ·nelieYe'.'. t·:· be 'enorted to Litzm:•,nsta.dt, Poland.

Sincerel~l yours,

Jose-oh Savoretti, .-,.r,ting Commissioner

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Decer~ber 6, 1944 Fred Morris Reich

;-tonornble J, W, PP.hle ~xecutive Director ··: 11r :lefu~~ee ~o:;ird ,_.;~~:---.inEt;n 25, D. C.

dear Peh"ie:

In acconlc:nce wit··. t\-ie TJro.,,osal of ;,cour 3orffcl. to bring in refw'.ee r-"L·tivcs o~ citizens of the United States, you ;c·~e i!lf·::irr:.e:i th:-·t t:1e "Jetition for issu;:..nce of imrnigrRtion vis:c S'.1h:ni tted t:r I':r. ?red Lorris ~eich1 of 75 Fort \:/cis>ington .rl.ve~rJe, :~ew York, E. Y., in beh?.lf of l·~::i.~i~ Rc£ccE1Rn:' ·:r::1l ter : r:n : rnP- !teich/ WPS P_~.,;rover1 ~niJ. ~orw:'lrded to1ay to the De~Jr:rtme~1t ·_,.!"' .St:<te-, to -·ether \-'-i th :~ cony of t;"!is letter.

'.:'he ·oeneficiPriF s pre the •.-life rm~. children of the De ti tier.er; t:-:c wi~'2 ,.,,.:::_s -bc.trn in Lwow, Pol::inC., on Aoril 25, 189:~, ~..'Pelter we.s -norn in 7ienn~, P.ustri2., ')fl Dec~mber 5, 1924, Bnd_ Erin~ W::lS born in "'Tienna, Austria, on LnP.ust 6, 1933. Their l-:i~t ~o\o.T.. ;::._C..~_ress was Vienn.n II. ?.e!.!bran(ltstr.

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Sincerely yours,

J<)sei:>h s,.voretti, Acting Commissi-~ner

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V~315780

December 5 1 1944 Sgt. Markus Bernstein

V/P&PYJJ

Honorable Jo W. Pehle -. Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

- -In accordance with the proposal of ·your Boara:~o-Dring in refugee relativee of citizene of the United States, you. are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Sgt. Markus Bernstein~ c/o William Bernstein, of 899 Montgomery Street, New York, New York, in behalf of his parents Nathan Hersch and Ethel Bernstein~ was· approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the ·petitl.oner, and the father was born in Zolkiew, Poland, on June 28, 1873, the mother was born in Sanok, Poland, on September 17, 1887. Their last known address was 8 Turmgasse, Theresi~nstadt, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,


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TO ATTORHEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE \

IMMIGRATIOH AHO Wi.TURAUZATIOH

MID REFER TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable J, W. Pehle Executive Director War nefu,;:;ee Board Washington 25, D, C,


December 5, 1944

V-314613 · ~arianne Sensky Englander

V/P&PXJJ

.. In· accordance with the proposal of your Board. tollrlng~in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, "'OU

are informed that the petition for issuance of )mmigration visa submitted by Mrs. Marianne Sensky Englander, 112 PJII'k AvPnue, !kw York, N, Y,, in behalf of Josephine Senslcy'{ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of· State, tog~ther with a copy of this letter,

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Brunn, Czechoslovakia on vctober 19, ·1879, Her last known address was 5 Marc-Aurelgasse, door 8 A, Vienna, Austria.

Sincerely yours,


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v 315074

Deoamber 5, 1944 Ruth Regine Schmalz V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J. W, Pehle Executive Director War RefugeP Board Washington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

In accordance with the uronosal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed· that the neti tion for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Ruth Regine Schmal;(of 3f;l4 East 193rd Street, 3ronx/ New York, in behBlf of Richard and Helene Kann Strauss, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of Stat-e, together with" copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the narents of the petitioner; the f~ther was born in Alzey, Germany, on September 29, 1873, the mother was born in Waldlaubersheim, "<ermany, on June 30, 1885. Their last known address was Carnp 'ilesterbroP::, Hooghalen-Oost, Bar, 47, Holland,

Sincerely yours,


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Honorable; J. w. pehle ExecutiYe Director War Refugee Board WaShington 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehlel

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 5, 1944 ·~

V-314037 Fred Frederick Krau11·

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In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in rAfugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for iesuanc~ of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Fred Frederick Kraus of 4~0 Broadway, New York 33, New York, in behalf of Betty Kraus, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner,_and she was born in Uehlfeld, Bavaria, Germany, on November 10, 1860. Her last known address was Theresienstadtt. Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,


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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE FRANKLIN TRUST BUILDING

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 2

December 5, 1944

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_My dear Mr. Pehle1

P~SI:: ADDRESS ~LY TO

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A-7618464 V/Au·

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the applicati,911 for verirication of last entry submitted by Adolf Suel of 517 W. 16lst Street, New York, New York, in behalf of his wife, Irma Suel and daughter, Erika Suel; has been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department_of State with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries were born in Vienna, Austria, on May 10, 1894 and April 11, 1927, respectively, and now reside at 21 Grosse Schiffgasee, Vienna, Austria.

Sincerely yours,


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Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington, D. C.

My dear Mr. Pehles

December 5, 1944

AtlD REfER TO THIS FILE Ho.

A-4395709 · Visa

3091718 V/AU

·In accordance with the proposal of your Boara~-bri.ng in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the applicat}on for verification of last entry submitted by Bruno B. Leiser of 91 Fort Washington Avenue, I. G., New York, in beljalf of hie wife, Else Leiser, and daughter, Helga Leiser~ has been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries were born in Germany on March 4, 1897, and March 15, 1925, respectively, and their last known address was 23 Mastricher Strasse, Cologne, Rhineland, Germany.

Sincerely yours,


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December 5, 1944 Susie Stern Rose V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J. W. ·Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Soard Wa~ington 25, D. c.

V,y dear Mr. Pehle1

In accordance with the proposal of your :Soard to bring in refugee relativee of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Susie Stern Rose"of 3460 Sacramento Street, San F7ancieeo1 California, in behalf of Aron and Adele Mosheim Stern, wae approved and forwarded today to the Depart~ ment of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the-parents of the petitioner, and the father was born in Rhoden~ Germany, on January 7, 1874, the mother was born in Landau, Germe.ny, on October 7, 1887. Their last known address was Rhoden Waldeck deported to Theresienetadt.

Sincerely youre,


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My d.ear Hr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 4, 1944

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAHT

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE IMMIGRATION AHO ffATURAUZATlOH

AND REFER TO FJLE HUMBER

V-315?89 O:>rnelius F. thstav

V/P&£XTJ

In accordance with the proposal of your lloard to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of ti:e United States, you are informed that -the petition for issuance of illlllligration visa submitted by Mr. Cornelius F. Gustav," 136 Wa7rly Pl., ~ew York, H, Y., in behalf of Helen Fuchs Ousztav, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

~e beneficiary is the mother of the-petitioner, and she was born in Nove :l'amky, Czechoslovakia (now called Ersekujvar, Hungary), on November 20, 1885. Her last known address was 3 llaro Aczelutca, :Budapest, Hungary.

Sincerely yours,


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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO !iPECl.O.L ASSISTAHT '

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IMMIGRATIOH AHO HATURAUZATJOH I PHILADELPHIA 2 AHO REFER TO Fil..£ HUMBER

December 4, 1944

V-315693 Herbert Brower V/P&F"JJJ

Honorable J, W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington ~5, D, C.

My cl.ear Er. Pehle:_

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted by Mr, Herbert Brower~ Co. 11A11 , 57th Bn., 12th Regt., Cruny liannin, Texas, in behalf of Heimann and Caecilie Brauer, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter,

'Th.e beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Lipine,Silesia, Poland on September 15, 1873, and the mother was born in Krotoschin, Poszan, Poland on March 3, 1870. Their last known address was Riebnig Poat, Stoberau-Brieg, Silesia.

Sincerely yours,


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V-314939

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Irma M~er Str!Ul.BB V/P~XJJ

honorable J, W, Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, ~D. c.

Ny d.ear Mr. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of illDlligration visa submitted. by Mrs. Irma Mayer Strauss', 5226. Woodlawn Ave,, Chicago, Ill., in behalf of Bertha Israel Mayer~ was.approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of th.is letter.

'Ihe beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Strenpfelbrunn, Germaey on November 9, 1874. Her last known address was Baraoque, 13, Camp de Masseubc, Franco.

Sincerely yours,


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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL AS51STAHT

TO ATTORHEY GEHERAL IN CHAAGE IMMIGRATION AHO tlATURAUZATIOH

AHD REFER TO FILE NUMBER

v 270547 V/P&PXU

~~nor~ble J. W. Pehle Sxecutive ~irector 1.·:~r Refll["ee 3oa!'d 'lpr-hin_,~t'l'n :?.5, :S. C.

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December 4, 1944

Referer:.c~ is DP.<le to tl:e vis::- neti tion executed bY Mr. Cnrl ;.:~ybPum'of 6234 Snruce Street, Philadelnhi:t, Pennsyl\"'lliR, in beh'11f of 'iis mot'H'r R•winR. Cai:i :~a;rbP.um~ nrP 0 entl;r re 0 i:Jin,,'. :>t l'l Villen Str Rarn"'ch8id, ?.hinelanC., ·"'rermBn~y.

Carl iJ.~ybaum

The records of this office show th 0 t on October 27, 1938, F cietition for issuance o'" immi,;ration visa submitted -0~1 i·~r. Er>?bnlJ.1!1, in beh::ilf of 3.e~ina -CP!in 1·;a:.rb;um, was "nnroved :0 nc1 forw,ri'.ed to t11r, ·:·Jenartment of St,,te on ~.fovem~er 21.::., 1938; for transmission to the Americ~' 8ansul neP.rest the ~;lc,_ce ,~;f residence of his rnot!1er l~irs. Re€ina C,,in ; ... ~y-o;cu.In W'1S born ir:; Geld.ern, Germany, on .h.pril 5, 1870.

The vis8 neti ti on recently submitted by Mr. ERyb:crnm doe~ not s!:ow th,·:t his wife r;r.s been in tn.e Unite~ StRtes sulise~uent t<~ t!·_e Rfi"JrovAl of the nrevious petition siven on Oct':' ber ':'7, 1928. '•here:i'ore., the :eutl-iori ZCI ti on ap:Jears to ~"'' outPt· 1'11.in,_; 2n, :cct'.on on the new petiti~,:ri is reg><rded. P-_~- ur~necess:;ry.

A. co;_·;r ')f t~1e lctt;:;r .sa~~rE-ssed to ll'Ir. i·ic.ybE.um is 0tt.:=!chec1.

3incerel;v yourr,,

JoseT)h SAvoretti, :.c-:ting Commissioner

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Hr. Carl Maybaum 62~S4 Spruce Street Phi'ladel phi R, Penneyl VJUlia

My dell!' Nr. M!iybauml

December 4, 1944

Reference is mnde to your newly exeouted petition for 1ssum1ce of immigration visa in beh;ilf of your mother, Regina Cain ilAYbaum.

v 270547 Carl Maybe.um V/P&PXU

Thia records of this office show th2t on October 27, 1938, a visa petition. V ?70547, executed by you in behalf of your mother, was approved l!ll1d forwarded to the Department of State on Ko•1ember 26,1930, :'or transmittal to the ,\inerleo» Consul nearest to the -olaae oi' reBidcnoe of your mother. 'As the nresent petition indioRteq tJ,,,t your mother has not been in tbe lint ted States subsequent to the approval of the first petition, the RUthorization anpears to be outstanding :;inlj. "otion on the new netition is regardecl as u.nneces1S2ey,

'~he finnnci·.,l evi.ianoe submitted has been· forwarded to the Dannrtment of State.

Sincerely ;yours,

Joseph S,,voretti, Acting Commia~ioner

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T. B. Snoom:<lcer, Assistant Commissioner

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Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C.

~iy dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 4, 1944

V-315794 Ella. Katz V/P&PXfJ

In accor6-ance with the proposal of your Board to bring ·· in-·refugee re1.atives of citizens of the United Statee-,-you-~·

are informed that the petition fj)X issuance of immigration visa submitted by Miss Ella Katz, 2900 Cl.airrnount, Detroit, Michigan, in behalf of Meier and Emilie Katz, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Erdmannrode, Hessen-Nassa.u, Germa.ey on December 18, 1874, and the mother was born in Ulrichstein, Germa:qi' on April 26, 1877. Their last known address was Rue Heyvaert 125, Brussels, Belgium• Deported in 1943 to an unknown destination.

Sincerely yours,


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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECl"L ASSISTANT

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL lH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAUZATIOll

AHO REFER TO flt£ HUMBER

Honorable J, \t, Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D, C,

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 4, 1944

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V-314332 Oscar Kowal V/P&PXJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you iµ-e informed that the petition ~r issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr, Oscar Kowill, 84-18 Cuthbert St., Kew Gardens, Long Island, N, Y,, in behalf of Anna Berte, Rosenthal Kowalski Petuchoweki( was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

'Ille beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Kowal, Poland about 1864. Her last known add.ress was 27 Geisbergstr., Berlin-W. 30, Germany;

Sincerely yours,


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Y\\' dear Mr~ Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 4, 1944

ADDRESS REJ'LY TO SPECIAJASSISTAHT

TO ATIORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATIOH AND MATUR,\UZATIOll AHO REFER TO FILE HUMBER

V-315840 Alfred Siegmund

Schickler -V/Pt,.2~

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refu~ee_ relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition ~or issuance of )mmigration visa submitted ~· Mr. Alfred Siegmund Schickler, 611 w. 152nd Street, New York, M. Y., in behalf of-Adolf Aron and Hulda Schickler, was approved and forward.ad today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

llie beneficiaries are the parents of -the petitioner; the father was born in Buxtehude, Germaey on June 15, 1867, and the mother was bor_n in Berckach, Germaey on January 26, 1869. Their last kno>m address was Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia,

Sincerely yours,


By

T. B. Shoem13ker, Assistant CollD!lis_sioner

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AHO RITTR TO FILE HUMBER

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Hefugee lloard Washington 25, D, C,

/.iy dear Mr , Pehl e:

December 4, 1944

V-315769 Ira 1immer· V/P~XfJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition f;r issuance of immigration visas submitted: by Mr. Ira Zimmer, Ho tel Howard, 66 'II, 46th St,, New York, N. Y., in behalf of Zofia Tiirkisch!'!r, Malvina and Ruth 21.mmer, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a.copy of this letter,

The beneficiaries are the wife and dau ;hters of the petitioner; the wife was born in llrzezany, Poland on December 31, 1892, the daughter Malvina was born in llrzezrucy-, Poland on October 29, 1927, and the daughter Ruth was born in Drohobycz Poland, on September 3, 1930. ~eir last known adciress was Slowaczkiego 4, Brzezany, Poland.

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IMMIGRATIOll AHO HATURAUZATIOH


Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War nefugee Board Washington 25, D, C.

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PHILADELPHIA 2

December 4, 1944

V-315740 Henry H. Laskau V/P&P'JJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refu,;ee relatives of citizens of the United Sta.tea, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted b~r Mr; Henry H, Laskau< 82 Wadsworth.Terrace, New York, ,.;, Y,, in behalf of Hans and Marta Laskau/ was approved and forward.ad today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

'.I'he beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Zossen, Germany on March 6, 1864, and the mother was born in Koni tz/Westpr., Germany on April 13, 1885. Their last known address was.J3erlin-Charlottenburc;, Wundtstrasse 62.

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Honorable J. W, Pehle Executive Director War hefugee Board Washington 25t D, c.

Hy ci.ear i-lr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA2

December 4, 1944


TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE IMMIGRATION AJID W.TURAUV.TIOH

AHD REF'ER TO FIL£ HUMBER

V-316767 Louis Sibushnick V/P~XJJ

In accorci.ance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted by Mr. Louis Sibuehnick~ 1700 Crotona Park East, Ero11<1:, New York, N. Y,, in behalf of Mechal and Golda Sibushnick~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

fue benef iciories are the parents of the peti ti.oner; the father was born in Hotin, Rumania in 1865, and the mother was born in Ericha.rna, Rumania in 1870. Their last known address was Strada Plavna, 49· Hotin, Eessarabia, Rumania.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Olmmiesioner

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Honorable J. W. Pehle 2xecutive Director ;-:ar Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C.

ily dear Lr. Fehle :

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 4, 1944

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TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IH CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUZATIOH

AHO REFIR TO FILE HUMBEJ!

V-289889 Stella Sitko Purzycki

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Reference is made to ~e visa petition __ ('l;,,ecu!-_e,ci __ b,y_ ___ ~ ;,·.rs.- St"ella Sitko Purzycki of 363 '3road Street, bloomfield, i·;ew Je,-.sey, in behalf of her husband, J;.dam Furzycki, whose last kn.own adtiress was 13 'Nita Stwosza, 'l'horuu, Pornorze, Polar.ct.

The records of this office show that on ;~arch- 29, 1940 an aw-roved petition for issuauce of ir1iilligration visa subn.itted by l~rs. _Stella Sitko Purzycki in behalf of her hus\,and, .?.dam Purzycki, at the same address, was forwarded to the De')artment of t:>tate for transmission to the appropria.te P~T.erican consulate abroad. Mr. Furzycki was accorded a nonquota status under the ar;:iroved visa petition.

;,. new !)etition executed by lfrs. Purzycki on November 1, 1944 does not indicate thzt her husband has been in the United States sutseouent to the approval of the previous petition given on January 1, 191,0; therefore, the authorization appears to be outst1:mding and no action has been taken on the present petition.

;, copy of tiie 2.etter of this office to l'.rs. Purzycki is attached. A copy of this letter is being furnished the Depart1:oent of State.

Sincerely yours,

T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Conu•d.ssion°er-Enclosure

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i,iy dear Mrs. l'urzycki1

lioforence is made to the petition for im.nrnnoe of immigration visa recently executed by you :i.n t:ohalJ:' of your husband, Mlrun Furzycki, whose last known nd,iress w<,s 13 Wita · 3hrnezfa, 'l'iiorun, -omorzo, f'oland,

lt. appears from the roccn·ds thal a similar petition filed by you in your husband 1 t> behalf was approved for a nonquota stutua for him in the :Issuance of an ilnmiuration visa· and 1...:1s forwarded to tho Departi:.ant of State on March 29, 1940, for trunrurdttal to the appropriate United States consul abroad, :-.s the ,··resent peUt:l.on does not show that your husband hao since entered tho United Statea, the authorization given in 1940 appears to be outstanding and action on the present petition is regarded as unnecessary.

i.s it is not. Ai:·parent from the petition whethor0 or not your husband is residing in an Axis-dominated territory, a: copy of th;l.s letter has been forwarded to the War'Refugee Board at Washington, D, C,, for ita information.

Tho documents which you submitted, in duplicate, with your petition have been 30nt to the Depa1>tm0nt of State for consideration in conneotj_on wit.h the ease,

;Jincerely yours,


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. War liefugee Board Washin6ton 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 2, 1944

·-in accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for is~ce of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Arthur Greenspan, 4839 N. :Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa., in behalf of Chaja-Ester Grinszpo~, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State to5ether with a copy of this letter.

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAllT

TO ATI'ORNEY GEHERAL IN' CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND tlATURAuzATioH AND REFER TO FIL£ HUMBER

V-316701 Arthur Greenspan V/P~XJJ

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Poryeku, Poland on April 1, 1894. Her last known adcirF.ss was Dubno, Poland, Ul. Berka Joselewicz 60.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Commissioner ,,..-·\

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December 2, 1944

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V-315650 Clarisse Irwin V/P~'YJJ

Iriaccordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refuGee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Clarisse Irwin1, 4241 N. Kenmore Ave., Oi.icago, Illinois, in behalf of Max Gailinger~ was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the father of the petitioner, a.nd he was born in :Bretten, Germany on June 28, 1882. His laet known address wae 54 Schlossstrasse, Stuttgart, Germany in 1941.

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December 2, 1944 Herta R. Wertheim . V/F~XU

Honorable J. 1'1. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washinbton 25, D. c,

, .. y dear }fr • Pehl e:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issua~e of immi,;ration visa submitted by Mrs. Herta Roth Wertheim,_,..318 Tappan St., Brookline, Mass., in behalf of Hermine Roth, was approved· and forwarded todey to the Department of State to5ether with a copy of this letter,

'!'he beneficiary is the mother of the peti tfoner, and ·she was born in Vienna, Austria on February 23, 1866. Her last known address was lU'aha 13, Cestmirova 29/14 or Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia,

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Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War nefu;;ee Board Washin5ton 25 1 J?.• c.

My d.ear Br, Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 2, 19~

V-315773 Viola Kovacs V/P&PXU

In accoruance with the proposal of ;vour :Board to bring in refueee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted by Miss Viola Kovacs, Baltimore Court, 60th & Baltimore Ave,, Philadelphia, Pa., in behalf of Lipot and .lih.ny Kovacs, was approved and. forwarded today to the Department. of State, together with a copy of this letter,

i'he ·beneficiaries are the parents of the peti tion·er; the father was born in Na.gy-Icia, HullE;ary in July 1875, and the mother was born in Szatmar, Hungary in December 1888, Their last known aciciress was Szechenyi u. 20 Miskolc, Hun&ary.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actillf; Commissioner

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IMMIGRATION AHO UATURAUIATIOH

AHO REFER TO FIL.£ HUMBER

Honorable J, W, Pehle Executive Director War i•efugee Board 'ilasldnf;ton .es, D, C,

i4y dear Mr, Pehle:·

December 2, 1944 ·1;r.

In accordance wLth the proposal of your Board to ·bring in refu"ee relatives of citizens of the Vnited States, you are informed that t!1e petition fol/' issuance of immigration visas submitted by Mr. Morris Rosen, 5115 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, N, Y,, in behalf of Oscar and Schana Rosen, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, tosether with.a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; they were born in Plonsk, Poland, the father in 1877 and they mother in 1879, Their last known address was 16 Rue du Figuier, Paris 4 8 , France,

Sincerely yours,

Y-315765 Morris Rosen V/P&PX!J

Joseph Savoretti, Acting ColllI!lissioner

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Hy dear Mr. Pehl e:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 2, 1944


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V-315738. Max Joseph V/P&PXU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the neti tion for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr, Max Joseph~ 2701 Webb Avenue, Bronx, ~ew York, N. Y., in behalf of Joseph Joseph, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

'lhe beneficiary is the father of the petitioner, and he was born in Reichelsheim, GermalliJl on February 20, 1876. His last kn0wn address was 1-iordenstadt bei Weisbach, Germany -deported to Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Gimmissioner

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December 2, 1944_ V-315772 ~ Jakob V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Directo'r War Refu,:;ee Board Washinc;ton 25, D. C.

:.;y dear i·ir·. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of :rou:r·-:aoard_t_o bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition )or isEuance of immigration visa submitted by Nr. Max Jakob, 716 w. l 70th St. 1 New York, N. Y.,. in behalf of Melly Jakob, was approved and forwarded tociay to the Department of State togt ther ·with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Vacha Weri·a, Germacy on February 28, 1878, Her last known adciress was Demmerstrasse #2, Eisenach, Thuringen, Germacy,

Sincerely yours,

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V-314113 -Tini Pollak V/P~'JJJ

· In accordance with the proposal of your '.Board to--brfilg~ in refu5ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for,issuance of imrni5ration visas submitted by Mrs, Tini Pollak, Eddington, Pa., in behalf of Viktor and Helene Herschel~ was approved and forwarded today to ti1e Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the :father was born in Teplitz, Czechoslovakia in 1867, and the mother was born in Tarnow, Poland in 1877. fueir last known adD.ress was Vienna 2 UntereauGarten str.18/3 Vienna, 2, Austria.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actin,; Commiss1oner

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IMMIGRATION AND HA.TURAUZATION AND REFER TO FIL£ HUMBER

Honorable J, W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C,

•'·Y dear ;.;r. Pehle:

December 2, 1944

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refu6ee relatives of citizens of the United Statr·s, you are informed that the petition for ;ssuance of immigration visas submitted b:r M.r. Alfred Wolf, 172 West 99th Street, •~ew York, N. Y,, in behalf of Arnold and Rosalie Wo_lf, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State to;_:;ether with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of.the petitioner; the mothel' was born in Velke Orviste, Czechoslova,kia on

V-315768 Alfred Wolf -V/P~:PXlJ

May 12, 1876, and. the fnthEr was born in Trakovice, Czechoslovakia on January 2, 1872-. Their last known add.ress was 2/27 Schiffamtsgasse 18/3, Vienna, Austria,

Sincerely yours,


T. 3, Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner_

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PHILADELPHIA 2

December 2, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAllT ' TO ATTORNEY GEUEllAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND HATURAUZATIOll

AHO R£F£R TO FIL£ HUMBER

V-315665 Julius Nussbaum V/P&PXU

1n ·accordance with the proposal of your Boarci. to bring in refu~ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for is!lllance of immi.:;ration visas submitted by Mr. Julius Nussbaum,' 771 West End Avenue, New York, N. Y., in behalf of Markus and Meta Heilbrunn Nussbaum', was approved and forwarded. today to the Department of State, tosether with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Neukirchen, Germany on July 24, 1876, and the mother was born in Oberaula, Germany on May 31, 1883. Their last known adciress was Merianstr. 33, Frankfurt a/m, Germany. (1941).

Sincerely yours,



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FRANKL.JN TRUST BUIL.OINCJ

PHILAOEL.PHIA, PA. 2

December 2, 1944 Pl.EASE ADDRESS- REPLY TO

AHO REFI'R TO nus FILE Ho.

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C.

Visa 3020122 V/AU ·

My dear Mr. Pehles

·11i·accordance with the proposal of.your Board to bring in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the application for verification of last entry submitted by Bernard Walzer of 972 Simpson Street, Bronx, New.York, New York, in behalf of hie.wife, Broncio Walzer,~and daughters, Rella and Sylvia Walzer( has been endorsed ttnd is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this letter.

Mrs.Walzer was -born at Skolda, Poland, March 3, 1896, and her daughters were born at Vienna, Austria, May 11, 1925 and January 25, 1923, respectively. The aliens now reside at •II Rendbrandstrasse 35, Vienna Austria•.

Sincerely yours,


By(.?.J.-~ T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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TO ATTORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE

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Decem l:er 2, 1944

V-315264 Oskar Meyer V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War hefugee :Soard Washington 25, ~· c.

Ny dear l·ir. Pehl e:

In accordance with the proposal of your :Soard to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United Sta.tee, you are informed that the petition for issuance of irnmi1;ration visa submitted by Mr. Oskar 1-laye'z., 4623 11th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., in behalf of-Rosa Mayer, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, -and she was born in Nickenich, Germany on June 26, 1876. Her lMt known address was 71 Ehrenstrasse, Colot,'?le, Germany - deported to Litzmannstad.t, Polend. November 30, 1941.

Sincerely ;rours,


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AHD REFER TO FIL£ HUMBER

V-315483

December 2, 1944 Beate Ada Oppenheimer

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/.fy dear Mr. Pehle:

1n accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refuGee relatives of citizens of the United States, you ~re informed that the petition for issuance?! immigration visas submitted by Mrs. Beate Ada Oppenheimer, 1138 E. 24th Street, c/o Risikoff, Brooklyn, N. Y,, in behalf of SR.li and Emma Oppenheimer, was approved and forwarde<i todey to the Department of State toe-;ether with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Laufenselden, Germaey on May 19, 18?6, and-; the mother was born in Betziesdorf, Germany on March 31, 18?9. Their last known address was 81 Bheinstrasse, Weisbaden, Germany.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, ? Commissioner

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAtlT

PHILADELPHIA 2 TO ATTOllHEY GE/IERAL IN CH~RGE IMMIGRATION AllO llA.TIJRAUV.TIOH

AHO REfER TO FlLE HUMBER

December 2, 1944

V-313909 Margaret S. Joseph V/P~XU

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Lefu,;ee Board '!lashing ton 25, D. c.

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Hy ci.ear Hr. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Eoard to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of i~igration visa submitted by J.;rs. Margaret Schoenhof Joseph, 54 W. 85th Street, Uew York, N. Y., in behalf of Paula Loewenstein Scb.oenhof 1 was approved and forwarded todey to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

llie bt'neficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Frankfurt a/m, Germany on January 6, 1881. Her last known aci.dress was Terezin, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,


T. E. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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AODRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO AITORHEY GENERAL lH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND HATIJRAUZATIOll


V-313761

December 2, 1944 ~ernhard Solomon Jelinowicz . V/P&PXIJ

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Wasnini::;ton 25 '1:1 D. C.

Hy dear ~[r. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted by Mr. Bernhard Solomon Jelinowicz,72613 Tilbury Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., in behalf of Abram and Chawa J el inowicz, was approved and forwarded toda~ to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Pabianice, Poland on June 29, 1887, and the mother was born in Bedzin, Poland on November 20, 1897. Their last known address was Litzmannstadt Lodz, Brzezinska 5 Wehn 68 Der Aelteste der Judan in CH Rumkowski.

Sincerely yours,


T. B. Shoemaker, 4ssistant Commissioner


IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SE,RVICE


PHILADE~PHIA,PA. 2

December 2, 1944 Pl.WE ADDRE!S REILY TO

_ AtlD REFER TO nf1s flLE Ho.


My dear Mr. Pehles

Visa 3074844 'V/Au·

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives ,of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the application for verification of last entry submitted by Sam Sieradzkyvof 287 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, New York, in behalf of hie wife, Mar jam Sieradsky~ and eon, Leon Sieradsky{ has been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of·this letter.

The applicant's wife was born in Wieruszow, Poland, on March 21, 1916, and his son.was born in Paris, France, February 20, 1935. The present address of these aliens wae stated as Perpignon, France.

Sincerely youra,



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FRANKLIN TRUST BUILDINCil

PHILADELPHIA. PA. 2

December 2, 1944

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washin'gton, D. c.

.My dear Mr. Pehler

PLEASE ADDRESS REJILY TO

AHO Rf!~R TO nus FlLE 110.

Visa 3001840 . V/AU.

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to-bring in refugee relatives of legally resident aliens of the United States, you are informed that the application for verification of last entry.submitted by Murray Laxvof 1729 67th Street, Brooklyn, New York, in behalf of his wife, Sarah Lax, and child~'n, Benjamin, Laura, Edith and David Lax, ··has ·been endorsed and is being forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this letier.

The beneficiaries were born at Bereg Kovesd, Hungary, on September 4, 19071 March 7, 1932; May 10, 1937; August 25, 1938; and in 1940, respectively, and all now reside at Bereg Kavesd 59, Hungary.

Sincerely yours,


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ADO RESS RrPL Y TO SPEC/Al ASSISTANT

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AHO REFER TO FILE NUMBER

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TO ATIORNEY GEHERAL IN CHAR~E IMMIGRATION Al/O HATURAUZATIOll


V-314890

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washingto~ 25, D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehle;

December 1, 1944 ~ond F.dward Boas V/P&PXJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, Y.Q!l are informed that the petition for isslis.~ce of immigrati6ri visa, submitted by Mr. Raymond Edward Boas,· 28 East ?0th St., New York, N. Y., in behalf of Jane Boas, wa·s approved and. forwarded todey to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Paris, France on December 17, 1880. Her last known address was Aix-en-Provence, France. (Deported to Germany).

Sincerely yours,


By

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAJfT

lionorable J, W. l'ohle Executive Director War Refugee Foard Washington 25, D, c.

~:y dear Mr. Pc-hle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 1, 1944

TO ATTORNEY GEtiERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO W.TURAUZATJoff

AtlD REFER TO nLE HUMBER

V-314041. Else Geisma.r Weil V/P~XU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Else Geismar Wen'; 510 W. 112th St., rlew York, N. Y., in behalf of Emma Geismarf was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

'lhe beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Gingenbach, Germany on May 6, 1874. Her last known address was c/o Mrs. Iruckel, 28 Merianstrasse, Freiburg, Breisgau, Germany.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actin~ Commissioner

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ADDRESS REJ'LY TO SPECIAL ASSlSTlNT

TO ATIORllEY GEUER/iL 1H CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURAUV.TIDA

Honorable J, W. Pehle Executive Director War '·efugee :Board Washington 25, D. C,

My dear I.Jr. Pehle:

December 1, 1944

v.:~IDJ6"0'LE HUM8'.R Fryda Frenkel V/P&PXJJ

!Ilaccordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issufl.Ilce of immigration. visas submitted by Miss Fryda Frenkel, 5911 Addison Street, ?hiladelphia, Pa., in behalf of Mechel and Rosa Margulies Frenkel, was approved and forwarded today to the-Department of State to,~ether with a copy of this letter. ·

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Sokal, Galicia, Poland in 1889, and the mother was born in Lubycza, Krokewska, Poland in 1894. Their last known address was Grodecka 63, Lwow 15, Poland.

Sincerely yours,


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l·iy dear Mr. Pehle:

December 1, 1944

ADDR~S REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO AnORHEY GENERAL m CHARGE

IMMIGRKnOH AHO NATURALIZATION


V-313925 Marcel Weil V/P&F'JJJ

In accordance with the proposal of ;rour lloard. to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for_ issuance of inunigration visa submitted by Mr. Marcel Weil{ 34 Seaman Avenue, ·New York, N. Y., in behalf of Frieda Guggenheim Weil, was approved. and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

'Ihe beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Gailingen, Baden, Germany on March 24, 1870. Her last known address was Terezin, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,


T. B. Shoemaker, Aseistant Commissioner

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTA-~T TO AnORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURAUZATIO~ AND REFER TO ALE HUMBER

V-316644

December 1, 1944 Berty Meyer Pa.nof sky V/P~YJJ

Honorable J. W, Pehle Executive Director War .-.efugee :Soard Washiot;ton 25, D, c.

My dear Mr, Pehle:

Ill ·accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refu6ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issu~ce of immigration visas submitted by Mrs. Berty Meyer Panofsky, 664 W. 163rd Street, Mew Yor~, N. Y., in behalf of Louis and Elise Schoenland Meyer, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents _of the petitioner; the father was born in Graetz, Poland on September 15, 1865, a.nd the mother was born in Berlin, Germany on Nay 6, 1874. Their last known ad.dress was Rankestr. 28, :Berlin, Germaey. (1942).

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actiry; Cbmmiesioner

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ADDRESS REPLY TO 1SPECIAL ASSISTANT

TO ATTORNEY G[flERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATIOH AHO NATURALIZATION

AHO REfER JO'FILE HUMBER

December l, 1944_

V-314604 Manfred Sekel V/P&P-YJJ


My dear Mr-. Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal --of yom·--Boa:rd--io bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Manfred Sak(i, l!J Park Avenue, tlew York, N, Y.,.in behalf of Judith G::>lde Sokal, was approved and forwarded tad~ to the Department of State, to6ether with a copy of this letter.

'lhe beneficiary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Nadworna, Poland on-December 2, 1877. Her last known address was Nadworna, Poland,

Sincerely yours,


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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECl>.L ASSISTANT

TO ATTORHEY GEUERAL I~ CHARGE IMMIGRATION AND liATURAUZATIOll

ANO REFER TO FILE HUM8£R

V-313988 .

December l, 1944 Ad.olf.Nichtenhauser V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J, W. Pehle. Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D, c.

My dear Mr. P.ehle:

_ I_n accordance with the proposal of-your -lleard -to-·-bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, ~'OU are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted by Mr. Adolf Nichtenhauser~ 105 w. 74th St., .r:lew York, N. Y., in behalf of Hermann and Ida Mogyorosy Nichtenhauser(was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Andrychow, Poland on Au,;i.ist 12, 1866, and the mother was born in :Budapest, Hungaria on August 20, 1878. Their last _known address was Terezin, Czechosl ovak:ia.

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ADDRESS RO'LY TO SPECIAL Ass151ANT

TO AnoRNEY G£HERAL 111 CHAR~E

IMMIGRATIOtt AND ttATURAUZATIO!t

ANO REFER TO FILE HUMBER '

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PHILADELPHIA, PA. 2

!lonur'lole ,J, .: , Pehle :C:xecuti ve '.Jirector -:,ar defu~ee :lcard .. ashinc;ton 25, ;) , C.

;:y dear Lr, J'ehle:

Dece1~1ber 1, 1944

ADOllfS~ REl'l\' TO SPECIAL ASSIST.a.HT

JO ATTORllU GEtffRAL IN CttARGf

1"4MIGl!ATIOH ANO NATURALIZATION

.\NO RrfCR TO FILE I.UMBER

1fi sa 3006109 1!/AU

"Ir;- accurdar1ce with the proposal of your l:oard to Lring in refu:c:ee relatives uf le,;ally resident aliens of the United States, you a.::'c ir.fc'med th:it th" application for verification of last entr;; submitted by i;arl ;1einer' of 549 '.lest 16Jrd Street, New York, l·lev. i'.crk, in behalf of his wife, Irene Loewy Reiner; and daughter, .Odith :ieiner,· has been endorsed anJ ·is beint_; forwarded to the Department of State with a copy of this letter,

Tile 3pplicant 1 s 1·1ife was born in Czeci1oslovakia on Jan•iary 10, 1896, and her last knovin address was Hollandstr. 12, Vienna II, ,iustria, Eis ciau,,;hter was born at Vienr:a, ,rnstria on June 21, 1927, and her last kr1own address was Franzstrasse 103/10 ('}hetto), l.itnc,nstacit, Foland,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph 3avoretti, iicting Connissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTfllT


IMMIGRATION AND tiATIJRAUZATIO/I

A/ID REFER TO FILE HUMBER

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~r.e [_ .. eneflci~ries v:~re b_-rn in ;ei·nany crJ .July 18, l<)OO and -~~u __ ust L, .L'J.!.::.., respec:t::.. v~.i_y, .:.i~C their last kno\H1 address was t1...r-t_;;·;lj_!1·_~ lJ, _,_e :ens!iur.~, .:-~var~LCl, ·~;er;,any.

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSlfTANT TO AITORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO HATURA.UlATJOtt ANO REFER TO FILE HUMBER l

December 2, 1944

V-375347 Tillie Lehar-Kijek

V/P~'IJ.J

Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee :Soard Washington 25, D. C.

Ny dear t-ir. Pehle:

./ ·- - -Reference is made to the desire of· TilUe--XiJek~--formerly Leh~, nee Cohn, to bring to the Unitsd States her husband, Fajwel Kijek, whose last known address is w. Lomzyca. 55, Lomza, Poland.

The records of this office show that on February 13, 1939 an r.pproved petition for issuance of immigration visa submitted by Mrs. Tillie Kijek in behalf of her husband, Icek-Fajba Kijek, was forwarded to the Department of State for transmittal to the appropriate United States consulate in Pola.nd. Mr. Kijek 1s address at that time was given as Lomzyca przy Lomzy, Poland.

The new petition executed by Mrs. Kijek on November 16, 1944 does not indicate that her husband has been in the United States subsequent to the approval of the previous petition given on July 1, 1940; therefore, the authorization appears to be outstanding and no action has been taken on the present petition.

A copy of the letter of this office to Mrs. Kijek is attached. A copy of this letter is being furnished the Department of State.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Acting Commiss1.oner

By

.~LJ~ )r;"B; Shoemaker, Assistant Comnlssioner

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'I :!'/5347 Tillie Lehftr-Kijek

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Reference i~ lllflde to the petition.for ieauanoe of imrr.igrr•tl0n visa which Jou recently executed in behalf of your· lrnsbnnd, Fajwol Kijak, loot rc~idir;g at '·· Lomzycn--::51-I.on:z!i, Pc-hnd.

It >ip;.e&re fron- the r1·corda that a similE\r f'etition filed by you in your husband 1 s behalf ·11110 approved for a fir!Jt prteft>rencE> atF.tus for hiD: in the i~suanc, of an immigraticn viua and wns fonwrd~cl tu tho Deru.rtr.,ent of 'tnte on febrw-iry 13, 1937 for tr.911~'?lit.tnl to t.'.e 'lf)'.'ropri&.t!Unit~d St.~tes consulv.tc aliroad. -'u tho pr'C'sent petitlon doea not sho-.v thEt your lmab.:nd l:l\s oince entered the UnHod rtetoe, tr.e ~.uthorization c;ivr.n Jnr,u1,ry 18, 1939 Hppe~:ra to be outstanding and uction on the new petition is regRrded as unnecesnury.

i· CC)"y Cf tf;j_!J ltttr•r J:tn 1 0Cn fOJ'Vif•l'ded tc the ·;;,,_r LcfU[.&e I onrd ,;t . r:r;'.-.inrton for ito informe.tion.

':'Le f'inuncfol evidence wl.ich you submitted with ;rour petition has been_ sent to the Department of 0bte for eonsidoration in connection ·nith the ciwc.

Rincerely yours,

Joooph '.'-avoretti, ;.cting Commissioner

By

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL A.SSISTAllT

TO ATIORHEY GENERAL IH CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO W.TURAUZATIOll

AHO REFER TO AL.£ HUMBER

V-315714

December l, 1944

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Honorable J. W. Pehle Executive Director War Refugee lloard Washin,;ton 25" D. c.

My dear Mr. Pehlel

In accordance with tne proposal of your Board to bring in refubae relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immigration visas submitted by Mrs. Rose Fogelhut Plachte~ 224 West 72nd Street, New York, N'/·Y., in behalf of Mendel (Emil) and Bruche (Bertha) Fogelhut, was approved and forwai·ded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Brzesko, Poland on June 1, 1885, and the mother was born in Debica, Poland on November 11, 1885. Their last known address "'as Vienna 11, Zirkus Gasse 10/17 Austria. (Believed to be in Lodz, Poland now).

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PHILADELPHIA ?

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSlriANT

TO ATTORNEY GEHERAL IH CHARqE IMMIGRATION AND HATIIRAUZATIOH

AHO REFER TO FlU: NUMBER

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December 1, 1944

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Honorable J. W, Pehle Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C.

.My dear Mr: Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 1, 1944

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTA,q TO ATTORNEY GENERAL lff CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AllD NATURALIZATION l AND REFER TO FILE HUMBER

v 314250 Frank Greenfield

V/P&PXU

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee_ relatives or citizens of the-United-Stat.es,--you-are informed that the petition for i~nce of immigration visa submitted by Mr. Frank Greenfield, 8915 J9npire Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, in behalf of' his wife, Hermina Eisenberg Greeni"ield, and son, &rnost Greenfield was approved and i'orv1arded today to the Department or State together with a copy or this .letter,

The benericiaries are the wife and son of' the petitioner, and they were- born in Czechoslovakia on May 10, 1893 and March 28, 1924 respectively, and they now reside.at Hrebla Ugagya m, Czechoslovakia, p Jlosva,

The petition was also· executed in behalf 01· three older children, Ethel, Ruth and Ignatz Greenfield, born on November lb, 1914, June 28, 1919 and August 23, 1922 respectively. However, as a petition may be executed by an American citizen only, and in behalf only, of' a wife, husband, unmarried children under twenty-one years oi" age, father or mother, the petition cannot be approved in their behalr.

Sincerely yours,


By

f.A T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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AND REFER TO mi HUMBER

V-313797

December 1, 1944 Palu. :Birkenholz V/P~XU

Honorable J. w. PeJ;lle Executive Director War Refugee :Board Washington 25, D, C,

My dear Hr.· Pehle:

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for iss~ce of immigration visas submitted by Mr. Paul Birkenholz, 1894 Walton Avenue, Bronx, New York, N. Y,, in behalf of Osias and Chaje Ruchel Charap Birkenho+z, was approved ruid forwarded today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in :Busk, Poland on March 16, 1866, and the mother was born in Jezierna, Poland on October 29, 1869. Their last known address was Terezin, Czechoslovakia..

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ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL A.551STAHT

TO AnoRHEY GENERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHD NATURAUZATIOH

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REJ'LY TO SPECIAL AJslSTAllT

TO AITORNEY GENERAL IN C~ARGE IMMIGRATIO/i A/ID NATURALJ¥TION


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December 1, 1944 i4or .ris Schwartz V/P&l'XU

Honorable J. W, Pehle-. Executive Director War Refugee Board Washington 25, D. C,

My dear .Mr, Pehle:

In accordance with the pro po Bal of your ~BOarcr to ~bring in refubee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for is~ance of immigration visa submitted by Mr, Morris Schwartz, 2950 W, CorJJ<and Ave,, Chicago, Illinois, in behalf of Benjamin Szwarcher, was approved and forwarQed today to the Department of State, together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiary is the son of the petitioner, and he was born in Suchochov, Poland on July 19, 1926. -His last known address was S. Grundwag, Warschau, Ul Ogrodowa 4 M 36, General Government,

Sincerely yours,


T, B. Shoemaker, AssistlUlt Commissioner

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PHILADELPHIA 2

ADDRESS REPLY TO SPECIAL ASSISTAttj TO AnORNEY GEHERAL IN CHARGE

IMMIGRATION AHO W.TURAUZATION

AHO REFER TO FIU: NUMBER

Honorable J, \'/, Pehle Executive Director War hefugee Board Washington 25, D, C,

My dear Mr. Pehle:

December l, 1944

V-313929 Hermann Wolffe V/P&":PXU

In. accordance with the proposal of your Board.- to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for i~uance of immigration visa submitted by ifr. Hermann Wolffe, 145 Wadsworth Avenue, New York, N, Y~, in behalf of Eva (Wolffe) Wolffe, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State, to5ether with a copy of this letter,

The benefidary is the mother of the petitioner, and she was born in Dornum, Hannover, Germany on March 28, 1872. Her last known address was Terezin, Czechoslovakia,

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actinr; Commissioner

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AND REFER TO FILL HUMBER

December 1, 1944

V-313966 Margaret R. Zentner

V/P&PXJJ

Honorable J", W. Pehle -. Executive Director War hefugee Board l'/ashington 25, D, C,

J.ly dear i-lr. Pehle:

-In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refu;;ee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of immityation visassubmitted by Dr, Margaret R, (Zentner) Zentner, 488 Swruner Avenue, Newark, !'I, J,, in behalf of Wilhelm and Aatherina Joffe Zentner, was approved and forwarded today to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

'.Ille beneficiaries are the parents of the petitioner; the father was born in Lubenz, Czechoslovakia on May 29, 1866, and the mother was born in Saaz, Czechoslovakia on Au5-ust 26, 1879, Their last known ad.dress was Terezin, Czechoslovakia, AAS 853-4,

Sincerely yours,


~.~~~ T. B. Shoemaker, Assistant Commissioner

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ADDRESS REPLY TO_ SPECIAL ASSISTAtlT


IMMIGRATION AHO JlATURAUZATION

ANO REFER TO Fill HUMBER

Honorable J. w. Pehle Executive Director War Refu;;ee :Board Washington 25, D. c.

l·iy dear Mr. Pehle:

PHILADELPHIA 2

December 1, 1944

V-313904 Rose Dreifuss Hofheimer

V/P~XJJ

In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in :refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you are informed that the petition for issuance of i~igration visas submitted by-Mrit; Rose Dreifuss Hofheimer, 42-52 Layton Street, ·Elmhurst, Long Island, N. Y., in bt:half of Max and Bertha Erlanger Dreifuss;/was approved and forwarded to the Department of State together with a copy of this letter.

The beneficiaries are the pa.rents of the petitioner. They were born in :Buchau, Wuerttemberg, Germany, the father on May 19, 1861, and the mother on December 21, 1871. Their last known address was Terezin, Czechoslovakia.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph Savoretti, Actinr, Conmissioner

~.~S:~L T. B. Shoemaker, ~ssista.nt Commissioner

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Folder 7 Issuance and Reissuance of US Visas December 1-31 ... · In accordance with the proposal of your Board to bring in refugee relatives of citizens of the United States, you