Artículo que narra las dificultades y penurias que experimentan los campesinos japoneses y sus familias como consecuencia del "negocio de la guerra" que solo es rentable para "las castas militares y los negociantes fascistas".
News clipping from The Post detailing the contributions James L. Novarro made to advance Mexican American civil rights in Texas. Novarro played the role of a leader during "La Marcha," a protest march from Rio Grande City to Austin, Texas in which thousands supported the striking farm workers in their struggle to secure a higher minimum wage.
Article about the Cinco de mayo celebration in Lockhart Texas. It included speeches by representatives from various organizations, including LULAC, Campamento Ignacio Zaragoza [Camp Ignacio Zaragoza], Círculo Olivo [Olive Tree Circle], Sociedad Hispano-americana [Hispanic American Society], Logia Simbólica Azteca [Symbolic Aztec Lodge], Sociedad Funeraria Azteca [Aztec Funerary Society], Club Deportivo Azteca [Aztec Sports Club], Club Violetas [Violets Club], Club Gardenia, and others
Newspaper clipping pictures Reverend James L. Novarro loading a truck with material aid and describes how Novarro is contributing to the Tampico Disaster Campaign. Through his radio program, Reverend Novarro called on Houstonians to help those in need.
