Atlanta daily world

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R. D. by Haiti before the Council

of the Organization of American

States and the capture of Lady Ver-

I bracken by the D. R.

Roland’s campaign against the

Haitian administration began in

1947. As blocks to his success in

Haiti he named the president oi

Haiti, the chief of staff, Gen. La

vaud; the colonel of the presidential

guard, Col. Magloire, and the di

rector of the military academy, Col.

Levelt.

Communications written by Ro

land and captured by the Haitian

government reveal that he worked

with Lady Verbracken, the president

of the Dominican Republic, referred

to as Desire in his letters; the

Dominican minister of interior, Al

varez Paulino, referred to as P. in

his letters, and other Dominican of

ficials.

This is the most colorful of Con

gresses. While the House clashes over

the tint of oleo, the Senate fears the

colored vote. It's a perfect example

of checks and balances. Deliberation

checking legislation.

While a B-50 flies around the

world in 94 hours refueling in mid

air Congress beats around the bush

rehashing mid-Victorian arguments.

The greatest action on the Senate

floor to date has been Senator East

land’s head. It has been continuous

ly nodding in agreement with every

thing said by his neighbors from

•the mint julep and gladiola belt.

Meanwhile, the President asks for a

simple majority. If it isn’t over soon

everybody will be simple

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Atlanta daily world. (1949). Atlanta, Georgia, 1949-03-11. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015425/1949-03-11/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Atlanta daily world, 1949-03-11.