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Pig

Rel. 2 Aug 1944; Animals Taken by Marines

What Could Be Guam's Economic Future?

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose brings attention to the lackluster approach in which Governor Guerrero is appealing to Congress regarding funds that are to be allocated under the Guam Rehabilitation Act, specifically under the aspect…

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Fiesta

The village of Inarajan hosted the Festival of Saint Joseph, directed by Commissioner Diego – included everything from food, drinks, dancing, parades, processions, and even carabaos