Navigation and Flood Control Projects Told
Texas flood control and navigation funds are outlined with multiple projects and allocations. Key items include Lower Rio Grande works, Port Aransas Corpus Christi Waterway, and Galveston Harbor upgrades, with planning and construction funds totaling millions across districts and states. Officials note increases in projects and assets, highlighting credit union and corporate context alongside infrastructure investments.
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Royal Dutch
Ene
Texas Gulf
I.sessseee
Hsle
Texas Gulf Sulp
Vseseveasere
BMH
Edna Eeene
Wees
Ned
Eastman Kodale
Trans Am Corp
EL Paso
Union Carbide
Ford Sie
Georgia
Pac
Gillette Saf
Shell Oil Co
Eldon Berry
Jeral Life Insurance Co
Shell Group
Pay
Texas
Denver
Colo
Harvesese Int’l Nickel
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGeesss
Libby McN
Liggett and Myers Louis Land
Monsanto Ssessense
Nat Dairy
Nat
Secerseecanen News News
Ohio
Olin Math
Washington
Rio Grande
la Feria
San Angelo
Otis Elev
Naviga
Edwards
Pancoastal
Mercedes
Matagorda
House
Port Aransas - Corpus Christi Waterway
Viola
Big Fossil Creek
Buffalo Bayou
Bray’s Bayou
River Oaks
Canyon Reservoir
Galveston Harbor
Guilt Intracoastal Waterway
Port Mansfield
Guadalupe River
Victoria
Houston Ship Channel
McGee Bend
Navarro Mills Reservoir
le Port Aransas Corpus Cheiati
Proctor Reservoir
Red River
Denison Dam
Arkansas
Louisiana
San Antonio Channel
Somerville
Stilhouse Hollow
Bardwell Reservoir
Blieberg Creek
New Braunfels
Fort Worth Lawer Extension
Tax records urged to expose racketeers and officials
Attorney General Will Wilson of Texas urged Congress to require disclosure of income tax information for racketeers and corrupt public officials to aid state prosecutions and ouster actions. He argued current secrecy hinders law enforcement and proposed federal access through official requests to reveal bribe- earnings data.
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Washington
Congress
Will Wilson
Texas
Wilson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
TOKYO
Humana
Toshio Aoki
Atomic Energy Research Institute
Japanese distress signals evolve from CDQ to SOS
A historical note describes SOS replacing the older CDQ as the universal distress call. The change marks a shift in emergency signaling practices, reflecting evolving international conventions and technological advancement in the early 20th century.
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John Bletsch
Wooster
Bletsch
Foreman
Baytown
Eldon
Brownwood
W. C. Finch
Fletcher Hickerson
Center
Robert G
Bob) Feinberg
Budgle
Priges
Culpepper
Marian Martin
Pri
Wil Wilson
Baytown, Texas