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The Top Guam Baseball Players of the 20's and 30's
Guam’s top baseball players during the 20’s and 30’s./From left, standing: Jose (Icha) Guzman, Manuel (Cabesa) Flores, Felix (Lele) Calvo, Jose (Yellow Taxi) Guzman, Juan (Korori) Taitano, Jose (Gonga) Perez and Segundo (Pakito) Leon…
Perez Family Gathering 1953
Perez family gathers in 1953.
Brothers: (from left) Joaquin, Francisco, Pedro, Manuel, and Jose.
Sisters: (from left) Maria, Inmaculada, their mother Tan Ana, Rosario, Julia, and Francisca.
Brothers: (from left) Joaquin, Francisco, Pedro, Manuel, and Jose.
Sisters: (from left) Maria, Inmaculada, their mother Tan Ana, Rosario, Julia, and Francisca.
Father Blas and Jose Martinez Torres
Father Blas and Jose Martinez Torres outside the Parochial House/San Vicente Hall
The Capuchin Priests
Seated: Father (Fr.) Roman de Vera, Fr. Xavier de Sanguesa, Fr. Leon de Alzo/ Standing: Fr. James, Fr. Marcelo de Villava, Brother Jose, Fr. Eugenio de Legaria, Fr. Crispin de Imbuluzquieta, Fr. Gil de Legaria, Fr. Pastor de Arrayas, Fr. Blas de…
The High Cost of Living
An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose writes on the supposed ineffectiveness, if not abuse of power that the island’s governmental officials have in relation to their very own people and their living conditions; focusing on how Governor…
Historic Meeting - Speaker Returns Photo
The Honorable A.B. Won Pat, Speaker of the Seventh Guam Legislature, arrived at 6:00 a.m. this morning via Pan American World Airways from Washington, D.C. He left for Washington in early February pursuant to Resolution Nos. 292 and 305. Present at…
Historic Meeting - Speaker Returns
An article done by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose states that a parade of people met Speaker A.B. Won Pat at the airport for his arrival back home
Real… Or Unrealistic?
An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose in which he compares the previous over payment of the 1962 real estate tax towards the over-estimated monetary appropriation for the Guam Rehabilitation Act
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I Fandanggon I Agila
A children's story written in CHamoru about an eagle who is eager for local animals to celebrate his birthday.