The Key West citizen

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drid, his services were of a high j

j order. For his World War serv- j

j ice. Rear Admiral Crosley was j

awarded the Navy Cross. He al- j

1 so received the Sampson Medtfl,

1 Spanish Campaign Medal, Philip

pine Campaign Medal, Haitian

Campaign Medal, Dominican

Campaign Medal, Victory Medal

With Star, Medal of Honor and

Merit and Diploma awarded by

the president of the Republic of

Haiti, Second Medal of Wen Hu

awarded by Chinese Ministry of

the Navy, and Commander of the

Iron Crown-Italy.

Admiral Crosley served as Com

mandant at Key West during J

1921.

m

Cruise Planes

Key West Today j

Greeted At Field On Stop-

Over Colorful Sight;

Noted Pilots Among

Those Landing

Thirty-four planes on a cruise

from the Miami Air Maneuvers

to Havana, Cuba, with a slop

i

over at Key West took off this

afternoon for further maneuvers

and a grand reception at the i

Havana airport.

Races and Acrobatics will be 1

held at Havana on Friday with a

punch given by the Cuban Avia-

tion Corps in Havana today, a

parade scheduled and individual 1

entertainment by many Havana

civic clubs tonight.

Cuban ships coming in were

greeted by Cuban Consul Berardo

Rodriguez and Alberto G. Abreu,

representative of the Cuban Tour- j

ist Commission,

The pilots and passengers ar- 1

riving here were met by a delega

tion of civic and military officers,

headed by Mayor and Mrs. Wil- j

lard M. Albury, and hot coffee

and doughnuts were served by i

the Woman’s Club and Catholic

Daughters. Against the white

table covering an effective cen- j

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Key West citizen. (1939). Key West, Fla., 1939-01-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016244/1939-01-10/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Key West citizen, 1939-01-10.