Word: antonio
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Whereas. In San Antonio, Henry L. Gazley, suing the county for three months' back pay, was represented by thirteen law firms...
...Nations course. While some 2,000 Chileans gathered outside the Senate building in Santiago's Montt-Varas Square, the Senate voted 30-to-10 for a break with the Axis. When the result was announced, the crowd broke into the national anthem. That evening tough, silent President Juan Antonio Ríos conferred at length with his Cabinet at his summer home in a Santiago suburb. The next morning he put his signature on the rupture decree...
...rupture with the Axis, as President Juan Antonio Ríos told his country last November, would be tantamount to declaring war and would mean real sacrifices for the nation's already hard-pressed economy. In Washington Dr. Morales had mentioned Chile's vulnerable, 2,800-mile long coastline, the danger to her lifeline of ships, the political difficulties arising out of her large colonies of Germans...
Last week Batista took another crack at the dictator across the water. He ordered his Minister of the Interior, Antonio Bravo Costa, to legalize the belligerently Loyalist Spanish Republican Circle, outlawed since 1936 street riots with Franco Falangistas. He made no move to release the many Falangistas now jailed as fifth columnists...
Aviation Cadet Center San Antonio...