Brownsville herald (Brownsville, Tex.), November 15, 1932

Brownsville herald (Brownsville, Tex.), November 15, 1932

Vincent Sheean

Brownsville (Tex.)--Newspapers
- McAllen (Tex.)--Newspapers
- Harlingen (Tex.)--Newspapers
- Cameron County (Tex.)--Newspapers
- Hidalgo County (Tex.)--Newspapers
- Texas--McAllen
- Texas--Hidalgo County
- Texas--Harlingen
- Texas--Brownsville
- Texas--Cameron County
- United States--Texas--Cameron--Brownsville

- Daily (except Sat.), -
- Vol. 18, no. 279 (Oct. 10, 1910)-
- Sunday issue for July 11, 1937 combines with Valley morning star and McAllen daily monitor and is called: Valley Sunday star; Combined issues for Sunday, July 18, 1937-July 26, 1942 called: Valley Sunday star-monitor-herald
- Published by Freedom Newspapers, -
- Issue for May 10, 1936 also called "International seaport and airport number."
- Later editions issued with Spanish supplement called: El Heraldo de Brownsville.
- Sometimes called: Brownsville evening herald .
- Available on microfilm: New York : Recordak Corp.
- Archived issues are available in digital format from the Library of Congress Chronicling America online collection.
- In English; also included a section in Spanish from April 20, 1914 to June 15, 1914.
- Description based on: Vol. 18, no. 279 (Oct. 10, 1910)
- Latest issue consulted: Vol. 95, no. 285 (Apr. 14, 1987)

Brownsville Herald

University of North Texas; Denton, TX

1932-11-15

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Newspaper

Call Number/Physical Location

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Library of Congress Control Number

sn86063730

https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86063730/1932-11-15/ed-2/?sp=2&q=coolie&r=-0.119,0.397,0.74,0.417,0

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