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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1954
Page
8
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Two weeks after the Rio Grande’s great flood cities along the border reform their infrastructure. Debris removal and street cleaning proceed while temporary bridges replace damaged crossings. Relief continues for migrants on the Mexican side as plans unfold to house the homeless and restore public works. Federal aid totals exceed one million dollars as officials evaluate repairs at water plants and crossings. Delays persist where Pecos River bridges remain out and long detours affect travel.
The Folsom Prison AA chapter hosted the 11th annual conference of Northern California Alcoholics Anonymous clubs. Liquor is forbidden in the prison.
In Austin on July 13 Attorney General John Ben Shepperd sharply rejected Ralph Yarborough’s claim that the Justice Department contends Texas tidelands extend only three miles. Shepperd said the dispute was public since last October and in numerous speeches and interviews. He urged Texans to know the true facts amid the gubernatorial race.
In Pendleton County West Virginia the Dahmer School has 16 pupils all bearing the Propst surname. Teacher Elizabeth Boggs notes every child is a grandchild of Hendren Propst and four share the surname on both sides for three generations. The Propst family, of German origin, settled in the county in 1753.
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