Admiral Leahy confers with Puerto Rican Officials
about new post as Governor. Washington, D.C., June 14. Admiral William D. Leahy, who is scheduled to be the next governor of Puerto Rico met today at his office with a group of Puerto Rican political leaders to discuss his new post. Left to right: Martinez Nadal, President of the Puerto Rican Senate, Santiago Iglesias, Resident Commissioner, Admiral Leahy, standing; Fernando Geigel, City Manager of San Juan, P.R., Alfonso Valdez, Puerto Rican Senator, Bolivar Pagan, Vice President of the Puerto Rican Senate, and Luis Obergh, counsel for Nadal
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- 1939-06-14
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