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Los "LULAC" de Del Río están listos para la campaña
Article announcing that the LULAC baseball team is ready to play. Team manager, Rodolfo H. Gutiérrez, invites interesed teams to contact him. -
Lorenzo Yáñez Jr.
Retrato original de Lorenzo Yáñez Jr. (editor del periódico "El Mañana"), con firma autógrafa y la dedicatoria "Para Flavio Salazar con afecto". -
Long walk provided Chicanos giant step
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.Tags La Marcha (1966) -
Lockhart, Tex. la colonia celebró el 5 de mayo
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 -
Local writers can define city
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Load Tampico Mercy truck
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. -
Lo Mejor de Everything
Christmas themed political cartoon, ca. 1966 -
Lluvia de estrellas (Rain of stars)
A translation of a one-page poem translated by Neil J. Devereaux. -
Lluvia de estrellas
A one-page poem originally composed in Spanish. -
Line of protesters walking during the 1977 Texas Farm Workers Union protest
Angela marcha junto a la coalición tejana de trabajadores del campo (Texas Farm Workers Union TFWU) cuando pasaban por San Antonio en su camino a Austin, de San Juan a Washington, D.C. M&A publica poemas-póster apoyando a la causa.