Word: irigoyen
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...unofficial visit to Harvard, president Alvaro Arzu Irigoyen of the Republic of Guatemala met with University Marshal Richard M. Haunt and members of the Faculty and student body yesterday at the open invitation of two Harvard international centers...
...island, a naval base in the River Plate between Argentina and Uruguay, was used as a prison by armed-forces brass who overthrew liberal President Hipólito Irigoyen in 1930 and then Vice President...
...Kaiser Wilhelm's 5th Hussars. Well trained, Lieut. Ramirez returned home, devoted himself to rising via captain and colonel to general and Minister of War. In 1930 he made a name for himself in the last generals' revolt, that of Jose Uriburu, who ousted, unconstitutionally, President Hipolito Irigoyen. As a reward, he became military attache in Rome...
Where the printed word has lost its first wonder, there is evidence that the political power of the press has declined. In Argentina, in 1916, the remarkable Irigoyen became President without the support of either of the two big Buenos Aires newspapers, La Prensa and La Nación. In 1929 only one national daily newspaper in Great Britain supported the Labor Party, but that party, aided by the trade-union press, won more seats in the House of Commons than any other. In 1936, newspapers with 60% to 70% of U.S. circulation were for Alf Landon...
Argentina was paying a high price for her pride. But she named whip-smart, young C. (for Ceferino) Alonso Irigoyen chairman of a new Interdepartmental Committee on Economic Policy to tackle the crisis, pulled in her belt, disregarded hints...