New York Charters.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Hilda Gadea Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Hilda Gadea Acosta (21 March 1925 – 11 February 1974) was a Peruvian economist, and author. She was the first wife of the revolutionary Che Guevara.
Gadea Acosta was Secretary of the Economy of the Executive National Committee for Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana (APRA, American Popular Revolutionary Alliance). Her activities in Peru led to her exile in 1948. She first met Guevara in Guatemala in December 1953. Gadea and Guevara moved to Mexico due to pressure from their politics. She introduced Guevara to several Cuban rebels.
Gadea married Guevara in Mexico in September 1955, after learning she was pregnant. The marriage ended in a divorce in May 1959. They had a daughter named Hilda Beatriz "Hildita" Guevara Gadea in February 1956 who died of cancer in 1995.
Following the Cuban Revolution, in which Guevara fought, Gadea came to Cuba, to be confronted with the announcement by Guevara that he had fallen in love with another woman, Aleida March, and requested a divorce. Gadea remained loyal to Guevara's political movement; she died in Havana in 1974. She wrote the memoir My Life With Che. Gabriel San Roman, a writer for Z Magazine, began writing a play about Gadea.
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21st of March 1925 News
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Chapman's Trial Will Set New Precedents With Hartford Street Patrol, Jury Locked Up
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Trial sets new precedents with jury locked up each night and patrol in streets and jail corridor
COOLIDGE IS GUEST OF CORRESPONDENTS; Sargent and New, With Other Notables, at Annual Dinner of Newspaper Men.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Annual dinner of White House Correspondents, Wash
-- FOOTNOTES ON HEADLINERS --; Who's Who in the Week's News
Date: 22 March 1925
By L.H.R
L. R
FOOTNOTES on Headliners (Who's Who in the Week's News, formerly listed as personalities of the Week)
MALTOSE EXPLOSION KILLS 4, INJURES 5; Head of New Orleans Firm Dies With Workers While Testing New Plant.
Date: 22 March 1925
5 killed
NEW NAVAL PLANE EXCEEDS SPEED HOPES; PN-9, All-Metal Hydro-Airship, Is Called 'Huge Success' -- May Cross the Pacific.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
All metal naval flying boat exceeds speed hopes in test flight
Chapman's Trial Will Set New Precedents With Hartford Street Patrol, Jury Locked Up
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Trial sets new precedents with jury locked up each night and patrol in streets and jail corridor
COOLIDGE IS GUEST OF CORRESPONDENTS; Sargent and New, With Other Notables, at Annual Dinner of Newspaper Men.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Annual dinner of White House Correspondents, Wash
-- FOOTNOTES ON HEADLINERS --; Who's Who in the Week's News
Date: 22 March 1925
By L.H.R
L. R
FOOTNOTES on Headliners (Who's Who in the Week's News, formerly listed as personalities of the Week)
MALTOSE EXPLOSION KILLS 4, INJURES 5; Head of New Orleans Firm Dies With Workers While Testing New Plant.
Date: 22 March 1925
5 killed
NEW NAVAL PLANE EXCEEDS SPEED HOPES; PN-9, All-Metal Hydro-Airship, Is Called 'Huge Success' -- May Cross the Pacific.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
All metal naval flying boat exceeds speed hopes in test flight
Chapman's Trial Will Set New Precedents With Hartford Street Patrol, Jury Locked Up
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Trial sets new precedents with jury locked up each night and patrol in streets and jail corridor
COOLIDGE IS GUEST OF CORRESPONDENTS; Sargent and New, With Other Notables, at Annual Dinner of Newspaper Men.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Annual dinner of White House Correspondents, Wash
-- FOOTNOTES ON HEADLINERS --; Who's Who in the Week's News
Date: 22 March 1925
By L.H.R
L. R
FOOTNOTES on Headliners (Who's Who in the Week's News, formerly listed as personalities of the Week)
MALTOSE EXPLOSION KILLS 4, INJURES 5; Head of New Orleans Firm Dies With Workers While Testing New Plant.
Date: 22 March 1925
5 killed
NEW NAVAL PLANE EXCEEDS SPEED HOPES; PN-9, All-Metal Hydro-Airship, Is Called 'Huge Success' -- May Cross the Pacific.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
All metal naval flying boat exceeds speed hopes in test flight
Chapman's Trial Will Set New Precedents With Hartford Street Patrol, Jury Locked Up
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Trial sets new precedents with jury locked up each night and patrol in streets and jail corridor
COOLIDGE IS GUEST OF CORRESPONDENTS; Sargent and New, With Other Notables, at Annual Dinner of Newspaper Men.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Annual dinner of White House Correspondents, Wash
MALTOSE EXPLOSION KILLS 4, INJURES 5; Head of New Orleans Firm Dies With Workers While Testing New Plant.
Date: 22 March 1925
5 killed
Chapman's Trial Will Set New Precedents With Hartford Street Patrol, Jury Locked Up
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
Trial sets new precedents with jury locked up each night and patrol in streets and jail corridor
-- FOOTNOTES ON HEADLINERS --; Who's Who in the Week's News
Date: 22 March 1925
By L.H.R
L. R
FOOTNOTES on Headliners (Who's Who in the Week's News, formerly listed as personalities of the Week)
MALTOSE EXPLOSION KILLS 4, INJURES 5; Head of New Orleans Firm Dies With Workers While Testing New Plant.
Date: 22 March 1925
5 killed
NEW NAVAL PLANE EXCEEDS SPEED HOPES; PN-9, All-Metal Hydro-Airship, Is Called 'Huge Success' -- May Cross the Pacific.
Date: 22 March 1925
Special to The New York Times
All metal naval flying boat exceeds speed hopes in test flight