Obituaries Related to "Bonilla" from New York Times Archive
Frank Bonilla, Scholar of Puerto Rican Studies, Dies at 85
For 20 years, starting in 1973, Dr. Bonilla was the founding director of a research program at Hunter College in New York.
Brother James Bonilla Dies at 60; Headed Bishop Loughlin High
Brother James Bonilla, Bishop Loughlin High School principal, dies at age 60 (M)
15 DIE IN MEXICAN BLAST.; Former Gen. Bonilla Among Those Killed In Boiler Explosion.
Killed in boiler explosion
DR.-P,'BONILLA DIES; ,HONDURAS' EX-HEAD; Former President Long III in New Orleans -To Be Buried in Native Land. ONCE ENVOY IN WASHINGTON A Member of Versa!lies Peace Conference -- Authority on International Law.
Bonilla, P
EXPECTING BONILLA'S DEATH.; Seven Candidates in the Field for the Honduran Presidency.
Belief that Bonilla's ill health will result in death brings 7 candidates for Pres into pol field
PRESIDENT BONILLA DYING.; Honduras to Hold Special Election for Vice Presidency, Now Vacant.
Bonilla again reptd dying of Bright's disease; special election called to fill Vice Pres vacancy
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