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Cuba 1940-1947 |
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1940
Professor
Slain
By Gunmen in Uptown Havana [Ramiro Valdes Daussa], (New
Orleans Times-Picayune, Aug. 16, 1940, 8)
Order Cuban
Student Strike [Rodolfo Mendez Peñate, Raul Fernandez
Fiallo, Calixto C. Maso], (Omaha World Herald, Nov. 26,
1940, 5)
Youths, Picked
in Lottery, Kill Cuban Teacher [Rodolfo Mendez Peñate, Raul
Fernandez Fiallo, Calixto C. Maso, Ramiro Valdes Daussa],
Chicago Tribune, Nov. 29, 1940, 1
Youths
Assassinate Havana Professor, Boston Herald [Raul Fernandez Fiallo],
Nov. 29, 1940, 4
1941
Cuban
Ex-Senator
Slain [Modesto
Maidique, Andre Alpizar] (N.Y. Times,
Jan. 14, 1941, 6) [Casiano Muñoz Iznaga sentenced to 30 years
for double homicide]
1942
Detention
of
Nazis Authorized by Cuba (N.Y. Times, Jan. 4,
1942, 7)
Cuban
Air
Cooperation Urged (N.Y. Times, Jan. 13, 1942, 8)
Batista
Becomes
Major General (N.Y. Times, Feb. 6, 1942, 6)
Cuba
Interns
Germans (N.Y. Times, Feb. 7, 1942, 8)
Cuban
Envoy
Mourns Capablanca's Death [Aurelio F. Concheso] (N.Y. Times,
March 11, 1942, 19)
U.S.
May
Get Old Cuban Cannon (N.Y. Times, April 16, 1942,
4)
Nazis
Threaten
Batista In Cuba With a Shelling (N.Y. Times, May
5, 1942, 3)
New
Envoy
to Cuba Greeted by Batista [Sruille Braden] (N.Y.
Times, May 20, 1942, 15)
Cuban
Police
Seize Key German Spy [Heinz August Luning, Mariano Faget] (N.Y.
Times, Sept. 6, 1942, 19)
German
is
Tried in Cuba [Heinz August Luning] (N.Y. Times,
Sept. 19, 1942, 2)
German
Sentenced
to Die in Cuba as Spy for Berlin [Heinz August Luning] (N.Y.
Times, Sept. 20, 1942, 19)
Spy
Executed
in Cuba
[Heinz
August Luning, Armando Rabell] (N.Y.
Times, Nov. 11, 1942, 6)
Hitler's Man in Havana: Heinz Luning
and Nazi Espionage in Latin America
1943
Cuba
Plans
New Air Corps (N.Y. Times, Jan. 1, 1943, 26)
Air
Base
Trespasser Held [Jose Rene Hernandez], (N.Y. Times,
Jan. 3, 1943, 33)
Cuban
Editor
Arrested [Osvaldo de la Guardia Quiroga], (N.Y. Times,
Jan. 15, 1943, 12)
Cuban
Cabinet
Shuffled [Anselmo Alliegro, Edgardo Buttari, Carlos
Marquez Sterling] (N.Y. Times, April 1, 1943, 3)
Litvinoff
in
Havana [Maxim
M. Litvinoff] (N.Y. Times, April 8,
1943, 11)
Litvinoff
in
Cuban Post (N.Y. Times, April 10, 1943, 5)
Cubans
Form
New Party [Gustavo Cuervo Rubio, Paul Menocal], (N.Y.
Times, May 13, 1943, 6)
2
Cuban Ministers Named [Jose Texidor, Elio Fileno de Cardenas] (N.Y.
Times, June 1, 1943, 4)
Batista
Undergoes
Surgery (N.Y. Times, June 13, 1943, 2)
80,000
Parade
in Havana (N.Y. Times, July 5, 1943, 6)
Mirta
Batista
Engaged [Francisco Perez Benitoa], (N.Y. Times,
July 7, 1943, 4)
Batista
Rise
Celebrated (N.Y. Times, Sept. 5, 1943, 10)
Batista's
Mother-In-Law
Dies [Concepcion
Gomez de Godinez, Elisa Godinez] (N.Y.
Times, Nov. 4, 1943, 23)
Cuba
Wars
on Syphilis (N.Y. Times, Nov. 30, 1943, 8)
Asks
Senate
Try Batista [Eduardo Chibas], (N.Y. Times, Dec.
13, 1943, 13)
1944
Cuba will
Supply Molasses for War, New York Times, January
8, 1944, 26
Cuba Calls for 1,400 Men
to Arms, New York Times, January 13, 1944,
4
Cuba Lacks Newsprint,
Leading daily issues in Yellow -Wrapping Paper Next, New
York Times, January 13, 1944, 13
Cuba
Charges Nazi Mistreatment, New York Times, January
28, 1944, 8
Sea Captain Honored: Gets
Merchant Marine Medal in Sinking Surfaced of U-Boat, New
York Times,February 24, 1944, 9
Communists To Get Seats:
Rejoin Coalition in Cuba on Pledge of 3 Senate Posts, New
York Times, March 10, 1944, 4
Cuba Gets New Premier:
Alliegro Succeeds Zaydin, Candidate for Vice President,
New York Times, March 18, 1944, 3
Seeks Cuban Presidency,
Grau San Martin Heads Ticket of Opposition Parties, New
York Times, March 21, 1944, 10
Rents Are Frozen in Cuba,
Annual Rises of 10% Will be Permitted After a Year, New
York Times, March 30, 1944, 6
Cuba to Raise Sugar Pay,
New York Times, April 5, 1944, 8
Palestine Group Reformed;
Cubans will promote the cause of Jewish immigration, New
York Times, April 14, 1944, 5
Permanent Bases in Cuba
Proposed, New York Times, April 30, 1944, 6
Cuban Zionists Get Funds;
Succeed in Drive for Money to Buy Land in Palestine, New
York Times, May 4, 1944, 4
Elections in Cuba Slated
Tomorrow; Government coalition concedes candidate of
opposition has chance for victory, New York Times, May
30, 1944, 22
Both Sides in Cuba Claim
Vote Victory; 2 are killed and 3 wounded in election gun
battle, New York Times, June 2, 1944, 7
Batista Policies Opposed,
New York Times, June 3, 1944, 5
Cuban Ex-Police Chief
Accused of Revolt Plot [Manuel Benitez], New York
Times, June 14, 1944, 8
Cuba Will Welcome U.S.
Investigations, New York Times, June 16, 1944,
7
Cuba's Sugar Crop in:
Total for 1944 is placed at 5, 653,000 Short Tons, New
York Times, June 26, 1944, 23
Defender of Braden
Challenged to a Duel [Eugenio de Sosa, Guillermo Belt],
New York Times, July 30, 1944, 12
Asks closing of Cuban Paper
[Diario de la Marina], New York Times, August 1,
1944, 6
Cuban Clipper Crash Laid
To Freak Wave, New York Times, August 10, 1944,
18
Batista Honors Writers:
James D. Phillips of The Times gets Posthumous Award, New
York Times, August 30, 1944, 13
Dr. Grau in Capital to
Visit Roosevelt, New York Times, August 31,
1944, 10
Dr. Grau Visits Annapolis:
Naval Honors are Paid to the President-Elect of Cuba, New
York Times, September 1, 1944, 4
Hull Lauds Record of Grau
San Martin, New York Times, September 2, 1944,
5
Dr. Grau Stresses Post-War
Security: Cuba's President-Elect Urges Use of New U.S. Bases
to Guard Americas, New York Times, September 3,
1944, 18
Dr. Grau Attends St.
Patrick Mass, New York Times, September 4,
1944, 22
Hopes to Visit Cuba:
Roosevelt Tells Dr. Grau So at White House Meeting, New
York Times, September 4, 1944, 22
Grau Visits City; Greeted
by Mayor [Fiorello La Guardia], New York Times, September
6, 1944, 11
Real Freedom Seen After War
by Grau, New York Times, September 7, 1944, 8
Dr. Grau Promises
Democratic Rule, New York Times, September 8,
1944, 21
Dr. Grau Lauds U.S., Leaves
for Havana, New York Times, September 9, 1944,
28
Guatemala Honors Cuban
Poet [Jose Joaquin Palma], New York Times,
September 12, 1944, 10
Dr. Grau Assumes Cuban
Presidency, New York Times, October 11, 1944,
13
5 Dead in Havana Gale
Losses Heavy, New York Times, October 19, 1944,
36
Dead in Cuba Listed at 24,
New York Times, October 20, 1944, 32
45,000 Homeless in Cuba,
New York Times, October 21, 1944, 19
Cuba Names
U.S. Envoy, [Guillermo
Belt] New York Times, October
31, 1944, 11
Cuba
Appoints Envoy to Russia, [Guillermo Belt] New York
Times, November 1, 1944, 10
Grau Takes Over in Cuba,
[Eduardo Chibas, Francisco Tabernilla Dolz] New
York Times, November 9, 1944, 3
Cuba Regulates Press,
New York Times, November 10, 1944, 9
Cuba Voids Arms Permit,
New York Times, November 12, 1944, 27
Benitez Seized in Cuba,
[Manuel
Benitez] New York Times, November 23,
1944, 12
Cuba Urged to End Franco
Tie, New York Times, December 20, 1944, 8
Chief of Havana Fort is
Removed by Grau, [Manuel Lopez Migolla, Francisco Tabernilla
Dolz, Gregorio Querejeta] New York Times, December
30, 1944, 4
1945
Communists
to
Back Grau, [Juan Marinello, Blas Roca] New
York Times, Feb. 10, 1945, 4
Cuban
Staff
Chief Named, [Genovevo Perez Damera, Manuel Lopez Migoya]
New York Times, March 1, 1945, 5
Friend
of
Batista Slain, [Eugenio Llanillo] New York Times,
March 16, 1945, 6
Batista
Visits
Chicago, New York Times, March 26, 1945, 13
Communist
Drive
Centering on Cuba, New York Times, April
1, 1945, 12
Cuban
Senator
Hurt in Duel, [Eduardo Chibas, Santiago Rey] New
York Times, April 19, 1945, 3
Cuba
Communists
March, New York Times, July 9, 1945, 13
Batista
Seeks
Mexican Divorce, New York Times, Sept. 7, 1945,
8
Gen.
Jose
Marti (Obituary), New York Times, Oct. 23, 1945,
15
Cuba
Gets
Record Budget, New York Times, Nov. 3, 1945, 4
Batista's
Divorce
Granted, [Genaro Palacios Moreno] New York
Times, Nov. 11, 1945, 20
Former
Cuban
President Greets Bride, New York Times,
Dec. 6, 1945, 9
1946
¿Quién
mató
a Dupotey? (Bohemia, marzo 24, 1946, 33)
El
Campo Batista sera ocupado por cubanos (Prensa, San
Antonio, Texas, abril 7, 1946)
Universidad(Bohemia,
junio 2, 1946, 32)
1947
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Milagrosamente
salvo
la vida al ser objeto de un atentado personal el Sr. O.
Leon Lemus, Diario de la Marina, mayo 27,
1947, p. 16
Se
Paralizara el Transporte por Via Aerea, Diario de
la Marina, junio 10, 1947, 1
Solucionado
el
Problema del Expreso Aereo, Diario de la
Marina, junio 11, 1947, 1
Con
1,300 Delegados Empezara Hoy el V Congreso Obrero, Diario
de la Marina, julio 6, 1947, 1
829
sindicatos sin matiz rojo, de los 1,130 que existen en
Cuba, asistieron al Congreso Obrero, Diario de la
Marina, julio 8, 1947, 3
Murio Ametrallada la
Esposa del Comandante Morin Dopico Cuando Intentaba
Salvar a su Pequeña Hija, Diario de la Marina, septiembre 16,
1947, p. 1
Efectuado el Sepelio de las
Victimas de los Sangrientos Hechos Ocurridos en Mariano,
Diario de la Marina, septiembre 16,
1947, p. 13.
El
Ejercito Vigilara por el Orden Publico, Diario de la Marina, septiembre
18, 1947, p. 1
Prueba una
Inspeccion que Dispararon Balas Dum-Dum Contra la Casa de
Dopico, Diario de la Marina, septiembre 19, 1947,
p. 1.
Manuel
Castro en Viaje de Regreso Hacia La Habana: Niega las
Noticias de que Este Perseguido por las Autoridades de la
Republica, Diario de la Marina, septiembre 27,
1947, p. 1.
Acusado
Hemingway de Alentar a la Invasion de Santo Domingo; Manolo
Castro sera juzgado el mes proximo, Diario de la Marina, septiembre
30, 1947, p. 1.
Manolo
Castro Presto Fianza de 5 Mil Pesos, Diario de la Marina, Octubre 1,
1947, p. 1.
Hizo un
Testigo Gravisimo Cargo Contra Salabarria en
la Causa del Rep. Benitez, Diario de la
Marina, Octubre
2, 1947, p. 1.
