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Hoover Beach USO
Hoover Beach is the United Services Organizations home away for home for servicemen. Hoover Beach, in Piti, consists of a snack bar, a beach, and a picnic area, after the destruction from Typhoon Karen. However, despite the limited festivities,…
Hoover Beach USO Photo 1
AQUAMAIDS – The USO sponsored Synronized girls swimming group steps out of the water after a practice session at Hoover Beach. – (USO Photos)
Hoover Beach USO Photo 2
SNACK BAR - Rick Ainsworth of the USS Haverfield stops by the USO Snack Bar for a soda and hot dog after swimming at the beach. – (USO Photo)
Hoover Beach USO Photo 3
USO BEACH – Waving Palms, clean sand, and a swimming area make the USO beach one of the finest on the island. It is open every day from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. and is available to all servicemen and their dependents. – (U.S. Navy Photo)
Hoover Beach USO Photo 4
BUILDING BOARD – The planning board for the new USO buildings discusses blueprints and specifications for the new construction. – (U.S. Navy Photo)
American Guam: How It Became and Stayed That Way
An article by Charlie Lamach. Lamach retells the story of how Guam was liberated from Japanese occupation during World War II
News Weekly from the Governor's Office
News Weekly from the Governor’s Office is a series of releases from the Governor’s Office.
Governor Proposes ‘Marginal Loans’ – Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero said that he will ask the upcoming session from the Seventh Guam Legislature on…
Governor Proposes ‘Marginal Loans’ – Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero said that he will ask the upcoming session from the Seventh Guam Legislature on…
News From the Governor's Office
A collection of mini releases from the Governor's Office: The Curb (a non-excessive sum of $21, 263.00 will go towards the beautification project, part of the Guam Rehabilitation Act); Clean-Up Month (Governor Guerrero has declared that March is an…
News Weekly From the Governor's Office
A series of articles from the Governor's Office: Proclamation No. 64-2, Clean-Up Month - Governor Guerrero declared the month of March in 1964 as Clean-up month, due to the devastation of Typhoon Karen and Olive; Clean-up Campaign, Guam's islandwide…
