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for the US State Department as a clerk at the
      American Consulate in Jerusalem. Ben’s father
      and mother obtained US passports on May
      22, 1914 in New York City. They left the US

      during June 1914 and arrived in Palestine on
      July 11, 1914. He resided in Palestine until his
      death in 1938 and was buried in Mount Olive

      Cemetery. Palestine was under British control
      that later became Israel. After America entered
      World War I, Ben Medofsky served in the US
      Army as Private First Class in the medical
      detachment for the 61st Artillery CAC. He

      departed Newport News, Virginia July 7, 1918
      for France on the transport ship Wilhelm.
      After completing his military service, he

      departed from Marseille, France on troop
      ship Dante Alighieri on September 30, 1919
      and arrived in Jersey City, New Jersey.





        A properly used quote can add a lot

        to your speech. But an improperly
        used quote or an over-used quote

        can make your audience think you
        lack originality.



        Three tips to better quote use:

        1.  Use an unknown author
        2. Use your own quote

        3. Cite your source including the
            page number or where you heard

            the quote

                                      -Kwesi Millington
                                   Communicate to  Create








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