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Next day the storm blew out as quickly as it had blown up, went whirling down the coast to batter California. There rain fell in whale-sized tubfuls: San Diego, which normally gets only three inches in the entire last half of the year, got more than that in a...
The Associated Farmers supplied the aggressive action. During the Salinas agricultural strike in 1936 and the Stockton strike in 1937, they acted with tear gas and shotguns. The stench of blood and powder hung long over California's Imperial Valley. Strikes were broken, but so was the secretive silence...
In defense of his country's confiscation of the oil lands of American companies, Reverend Efrain Salinas y Velasco, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Mexico, explained the domestic and foreign policies of Mexico to about 50 students and Cambridge residents at Philips Brooks House last night.
Bishop Salinas emphasized that the Mexican government had no choice but to take over the property when the oil concerns disobeyed the order of the Supreme Court to improve the wages and housing conditions of their workers. He stated that Mexico is a democracy striving for popular equality and desiring...
"Mexico builds toward industrial democracy" is the title of a lecture to be delivered in Peabody Hall of Phillips Brooks House tonight at eight o'clock. The speaker will be the Right Reverend Efrain Salinas Y. Velasco, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Mexico, and the gathering is sponsored...