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This blog report is the third to be filed under the category of ‘Date Formats’.
While I was in Arizona I had the opportunity to wire some money to some friends and family in the Dominican Republic, Cuba and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Not much money but like $40, $65, $50, et cetera.
This blog report is the first to be filed under the category of ‘Helton Maganga / Heltan Maganga’ and is the first of many upcoming blog reports that will be filed under the Helton Maganga / Heltan Maganga category.
Above is a scan I made of an envelope from 1957 which contains a misspelled United States Postal Service postmark. The USPS postmark spells Philadelphia as Philadelpia. I have this 1957 postmarked envelope in my personal possession. I purchased it in May 2011.
Is this envelope, and/or its USPS postmark from 1957, a forgery? How could an official postmark from the United States Postal Service contain the wrong spelling of a US city?
This blog report is the first to be filed under the category of ‘Date Formats’ and is the first of many upcoming blog reports that will be filed under the Date Format category.
Back on the 4th day of September, 2009 I was at my house in Republica Dominicana. On that same day attorney Orly Taitz wired me, via Western Union, $250.00 US dollars.
The money was sent from Rancho Santa Margarita, California to Santo Domingo, Republica Dominicana.