Brownsville herald
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pected to arrive at Miami, Fla., at
5 p. m., E3.T. It is approximately
1045 miles from San Juan to Miami.
Short stops were scheduled In
addition to San Pedro de Marorls.
at Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, and
Nuevitas. Cuba.
The sea planing mapped consti
tuted the longest day's oceanic fly
ing on the United States First
Lady's 10-dav Puerto Rican and
Virgin Isles trip.
A throng of well-wishers got up
before dawn and went In the dark
to the airport at San Juan to see
Mrs. Roosevelt off. Many presented
couquets.
She told those who came to pay
her despida"—the Spanish word
for a farewell gathering:
“I am sorry to be leaving with
out the opportunity of doing more
things. If Americans from the
mainland would realise what a
delightful trip this is, there would
be many more tourist possibilities
for pleasure here which I have not:
had the time to touch."
On her visit to Puerto Rico Mrs.
Roosevelt stimulated local historic
pride by appreciative visits to such
oi tstanding spots as the massive
M irro castle, where troops now
bi nk above the old dungeon and
srcret passages, and where the only
gun on American soil was fired
.vuainst the enemy in the World
war. A gun was fired there at a
German ship.
P ledge Service Held
By Phi Theta Kappa
1Upna Mu chapter of Phi _ .eta
Kappa, national honorary scholar
ship society of Junior colleges, held
a pledge service Wednesday at 3
p. m. for recentely elected mem
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Brownsville herald · Brownsville, Tex. · March 15, 193415 de marzo de 1934 · See the original pageVer la página original
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Brownsville herald. (1934). Brownsville, Tex., 1934-03-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86063730/1934-03-16/ed-1/?sp=5
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Brownsville herald, 1934-03-16.
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