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Oscar Martinez Orchestra
A group photo of the Oscar Martinez Orchestra, with their respective instruments. Martinez is front and center. The address 1822 Tailsman Corpus Christi, Texas is printed below the men.

PAPA Noticiero No. 15 Pages 8-9
The first page contains an article within an issue of PAPA's newsletters calling for the organization of the Hispanic community in Austin in order to gain political power and rights to protect their members. The second page contains the end of an…

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A photograph of two Filipina women dressed in traditional barong tagalogs for the Flores de Mayo celebration in Austin, Texas.

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An article published in Dallas Morning News. Titled "Filipinos Fear Being Mistaken for Japanese," this article describes the misidentification of Filipino Americans for Japanese Americans in Texas during the World War II era.

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An article published in Dallas Morning News. Titled "A Private Practice for This Doctor," this article details the career and legacy of Fayola "Fe" Mendiola, a pediatric resident at Children's Medial Center in Dallas.

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A scanned photograph of the 1946 Rizal Day gathering of the Texas Filipino Club in San Antonio, Texas.

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A one-page biography of the life and legacy of Francisco Flores, the first recorded Filipino immigrant in Texas.
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