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                <text>Letter written by Miguel Guillera, proprietor of the Philipino Colony Bar and Refreshment Co., to the US Navy regarding his citizenship status. </text>
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                <text>Guillera, M. (1940, August 21). Letter. [Miguel Guillera writing from New Orleans to U.S. Navy to request his citizenship papers]. Department of Post Office Civil Service Record. (Service Number 001858278). National Archives. St. Louis, MO.</text>
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