Marques de Comillas 1929

Marques de Comillas New York to Spain 1929

From the “New York Times” dated Feb. 11, 1929, on page 21

“Mariano Amoedo” was the Charge d’ Affaires of the Spanish Embassy. “Major V. Casajus” was the Military Attache at Washington. “Miss Helen Varick Boswell” was appointed by President Coolidge as Commissioner to represent the United States at the International Exposition at Seville. “She was accompanied by Miss Helen W. Laimbeer, of this city, and Mrs. Walter W. Crosby, of Coronado, Cal.” 

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Passenger’s SurnameFirst NameDestination PlaceShip’s LineSource Date
AMOEDOMarianoSpainSpanish Royal Mail2/11/1929
BOSWELLHelen Varick, MissSpainSpanish Royal Mail2/11/1929
CASAJUSV., MajorSpainSpanish Royal Mail2/11/1929
CROSBYWalter W., Mrs.SpainSpanish Royal Mail2/11/1929
DE RIVERAMiguel PrimoSpainSpanish Royal Mail2/11/1929
LAIMBEERHelen W., MissSpainSpanish Royal Mail2/11/1929


Last Updated on 03/26/03 
Transcriber Diane McClay 
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