June 17. 1957. pages A1 and 6. Rose Chernin Kusnitz was 1 of 5 California Communists freed by the Supreme Court in a 43 majority opinion on June 17. 1957. (A Thermofax copy of each of the 2 latter clippings is being enclosed for use with this report and the 4 others requested.) On October 23. 1952. the Washington (D. C.) Times Herald reported. page 9. that the Attorney General had directed that denaturalization and deportation proceedings be instituted against Rose Chernin of Los Angeles at once. and. the Daily Peoples World of May 4. 1953. page 6. reported that the Justice Department was seeking to denaturalize Mrs. Rose Chernin. director of the Los Angeles Committee for Protection of Foreign Born. and that she had 60 days in which to file answer to the charges. Reference was made to Rose Chernins case in the souvenir journal. fourth annual conference. Los Angeles Committee for Protection of Foreign Born. February 28. 1954. page 9. in an article captioned. "Victims of Denaturalization." It was noted in the Daily Peoples World of June 11. 1956. page 2. that the denaturalization trial of Rose Chernin Kuznitz would begin on June 12. However. an INS article datelined.
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