[bushpilot1]

page 35 in the marriage block

he writes one name for his wife...scratches it out and writes Ann S. Dunham

[little jeremiah]

Scratches it out. My my my.

[Fred Nerks]

Just have to transfer this brilliant comment here for posterity:

Hmm... I know Freepers have proven Obama Sr.’s marriage to SAD. When did they divorce?
The progression of the request to stay in the country goes:

1962: Married, no wife listed or named. Children: Roy Obama only.

1963: No mention of married or any children, but pencil marks with question marks above these boxes.

1964: married, written in Obama Sr.’s hand. Ann Obama written in Sr.’s hand. “Separated 2 mo.” written in different handwriting. So Sr. and Ann separated in February 1964. Under children, Roy has disappeared, and someone else has written in “Barack Obama 2nd. USC”

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WORDS FAIL ME.

[Fred Nerks]

yes, one wonders what was written there before the name was crossed out.

But something more caught my attention. SCHOLARSHIPS FROM THE AFRICAN AMERCIAN INSTITUTE.

The African-American Institute is what is referred to by David Horowitz, co-author of the book THE ROCKEFELLERS. In a footnote, David writes the African American Institute, with funds from the Rockefeller Trust, commencing in the early fifties, brought some 30,000 (iirc) foreign students to the US from all over Africa, many from Kenya...

The kenyan shows up in Hawaii in 1959, with a major in business administration...now do the math. He left the school at Maseno in 1953, where subjects taught included such 'useful subjects as english, tailoring and carpentry' then spent 'two years working as a clerk in Nairobi' THAT TAKES YOU TO 1955.

FOUR years later he shows up in Hawaii. Ready to go to a University?

THE AFRICAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE 1976 newsletter - LINK

The AASF (African American Students Foundation) which CORA WEISS credits with providing funds for the kenyan, was not established AT THE TIME HE ARRIVED IN HAWAII. Any funds he obtained from that organisation was AFTER ARRIVAL.

So this entry for THE AFRICAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE appears to be not only correct, but a clue as to when he did actually come to the US...the BOAC arrival in 1959 might well have been THE SECOND TIME. How? Visa ran out, used his British passport for re-entry?