
Cuban Club - Records
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Publication Date
1-3-1928
Abstract
Two letters. The first, dated January 3, 1928, is a request from Sergio Sotolongo Valdes, a member and student of the Circulo Cubano to the Director of "La Traducción." Sergio is asking for free personal and commercial education, as allowed by Article 141 of the old regulations. He also requests the same benefit for his sister, Delia Sotolongo, who is eligible as a family member. The second letter, dated April 22, 1928, addresses the director of "La Traducción" newspaper and expresses concern regarding certain inaccurate statements made in an article about Miss Mariblanca Sabás Alomá. The Sección de Instrucción of the Circulo Cubano, motivated by the desire to host a series of lectures by Miss Alomá, clarifies their intention to provide a platform for her without any ulterior motives or political agenda. They emphasize their support for her talents, culture, and loyalty to the government, and extend a warm welcome to her, emphasizing their commitment to promoting Cuban culture and solidarity.
Keywords
Circulo Cubano de Tampa, Cuban Club, Clubs, Societies
Extent
2 letters of 1 page each
Geographic Location
Tampa (Fla.); Hillsborough County (Fla.); Ybor City (Tampa, Fla.)
Physical Collection
Box
21
Folder
3
Language
Spanish
Digital Date
2023
Media Type
Correspondence
Identifier
cuban_club_records_1023
Recommended Citation
Valdes, Sergio Sotolongo, "Letters, Sergio Sotolongo Valdes to Circulo Cubano, January 3, 1928, and Sergio Sotolongo Valdes to Director of "La Traducción," April 22, 1929" (1928). Cuban Club - Records. 24.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/cuban_club_records/24
