Bulletin of the Pan American Union. Vol. LXV. [July-December 1931.].

Bulletin of the Pan American Union. Vol. LXV. [July-December 1931.]. [electronic resource]

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Corporate Authors:	United States. Congress. House, Pan American Union
Other Authors:	Aguirre de Brewer, Lily, Allende, Humberto, Blaisdell, L.S, Cameron, C.R, Carter, Adam, Coronado Suarez, Enrique, De Albuquerque, Maria Sabina, Gallagher de Park, Mercedes, Gray, L.M, Guido, Angel, James, E.W, Korwin, H., Lozano Torrijos, Fabio, Ludewig, C. Keech, Manger, William, Martin, C.C, McClure, Wallace, Montenegro, Roberto, Moore, George T., Ortiz Vargas, Alfredo, Phillips, Matilda, Pruneda, Alfonso, Robinson, T. Ralph, Rowe, L.S. (Leo Stanton), Simpson, Eyler N. (Eyler Newton), Soler, Juan Jose, Suro, Guillermo A., Tercero, Jose, Valdes Lopez de Miro, Rosa Graciela, Vergara y Vergara, Jose Maria, Wilgus, A. Curtis (Alva Curtis), Ynsfran, Pablo Max
Format:	Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, DC, 1931.
Series:	United States congressional serial set ; serial set no. 9464. House document (United States. Congress. House) ; 71st Congress, no. 701, pt. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12.
Subjects:	Davila, Celeo. Lisboa, Antonio Francisco. Lugones, Leopoldo. Monroe, James, > 1758-1831. Salamanca, Daniel. Columbus Memorial Library. Pan American Union. American Scientific Congress. Pan American Commercial Conference. Bulletin of the Pan American Union. Agriculture. Art. Botanical gardens. Business. Chocolate. Christmas. Coffee industry. Coffee. Communications. Conferences. Culture. Currency. Discovery and exploration. Education. Exports. Flowers. Foreign investment. Foreign laws. Foreign trade. Holidays. Immigration. Imports. International relations. Judicial reform. Juvenile courts. Juvenile detention homes. Labor. Language and languages. Lithography. Monetary policy. Music. Oranges. Poetry. Population. Produce trade. Public health. Public welfare. Rivers, creeks, streams, etc. Science. Special days, weeks, months, years. Tourism and tourists. Trade agreements. Transcontinental highways. Treaties. Tropical plants. Universities and colleges. Women's rights. Ambassadors and diplomats. Architects. Foreign leaders. Argentina. Bolivia. Brazil. Chile. Colombia. Costa Rica. Cuba. Dominican Republic. Ecuador. El Salvador. Galapagos Islands. Guatemala. Haiti. Honduras. Iguazu Falls (Argentina) Iguazu River (Argentina) Lake Titicaca. Magdalena River (Colombia) Mexico. Nicaragua. Pan American Highway. Panama. Paraguay. Peru. Taxco de Alarcon, Mexico. Uruguay. Venezuela. Monographs.

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Item Description:	Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication. Pagination continues from preceding publication, after prefatory material, at p. 681. Table of contents (No. 7), p. III. No. 7 (July, 1931), p. 681. Pan American Day throughout the Americas, compiled by Enrique Coronado, p. 684. The centenary of the death of James Monroe, by A. Curtis Wilgus, Ph.D., p. 703. The present status of the Inter-American Highway, by E.W. James, p. 719. The Magdalena River of Colombia, by Major L.M. Gray, p. 731. Guatemala and Don Pedro de Alvarado, by Lily Aguirre de Brewer, p. 744. Table of contents (No. 8), p. III. No. 8 (August, 1931), p. 797. Latin America and the queen of flowers, by George T. Moore, Ph.D., p. 804. O Aleijadinho, the little cripple of Minas Geraes, by Angel Guido, p. 813. A cup of chocolate, by Jose Maria Vergara y Vergara, p. 823. A new steamship for the Andes, by L.S. Blaisdell, p. 835. University autonomy in Paraguay, by His Excellency Juan Jose Soler, p. 841. Table of contents (No. 9), p. III. No. 9 (September, 1931), p. 889. From Buenos Aires to the Great Falls of the Iguazu, by Rosa Graciola Valdes Lopez de Miro, p. 889. The second international coffee conference, by C.R. Cameron, p. 901. Trade of the United States with Latin America -- fiscal year ended June 30, 1930, by Matilda Phillips, p. 916. Chilean folk music, by Humberto Allende, p. 917. Lithographs of Taxco, Mexico, by Roberto Montenegro, p. 946. Table of contents (No. 10), p. III. No. 10 (October, 1931), p. 989. Foreword: Significance of the Pan American conferences, by L.S. Rowe, Ph.D., LL.D., p. 989. The development of commercial treaties in the Americas, by Wallace McClure, Ph.D., p. 991. Communications, the keystone of Western civilization, by C.C. Martin, p. 1030. What Mexico offers to the tourist, by Eyler N. Simpson, Ph.D., p. 1039. Character and distribution of Latin American foreign trade, by Guillermo A. Suro, p. 1053. Foreign investments in the American republics, by William Manger, Ph.D., p. 1064. Latin America, land of enchantment for the tourist, by C. Keech Ludewig, p. 1078. Table of contents (No. 11), p. III. No. 11 (November, 1931), p. 1113. Bogota, Colombia, by His Excellency Dr. Fabio Lozano Torrijos, p. 1113. The seventh American Scientific Congress, by Dr. Alfonso Pruneda, p. 1127. Victoria Regia, by Maria Sabina de Albuquerque, p. 1131. Children's court work and reformatories in Peru, by Mercedes Gallagher de Park, p. 1134. The Galapagos Islands, or Colon Archipelago, by H. Korwin, p. 1140. A fifty million dollar orange from Brazil and other gifts of the Americas to the citrus fruit industry, by T. Ralph Robinson, p. 1145. Table of contents (No. 12), p. III. No. 12 (December, 1931), p. 1213. Paraguay: Its discovery and settlement, its two languages, and its products and customs, by Pablo M. Ynsfran, p. 1217. Christmas in Mexico, by Jose Tercero, p. 1232. A review of the fourth Pan American Commercial Conference, by Adam Carter, p. 1237. The poetry of Leopoldo Lugones, by Alfredo Ortiz Vargas, p. 1245.
Physical Description:	624 p. : illustrations, maps, tables.