Trinity Watershed Flood Control Costs and Benefits
The Trinity watershed plan outlines federal and landowner shares for flood control measures costing 58.95 million dollars with 32 million Congress appropriated over 10 to 15 years. Landowner contributions are small and spread over 10 to 18 years, while federal support covers work already underway. The report notes erosion, sedimentation, and flood damages across farms and Galveston Bay, but highlights that proper soil conservation can greatly reduce losses and improve runoff control.
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Congress
O Districts
Department of Agriture
Frasson
Galveston Bay
Trinity
Trinity River
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Asticulture
Political clash on labor laws and reform proposal
The proposal seeks repeal of the Norris LaGuardia Act and amending the Wagner Act to ensure equal rights for labor and management, limit union political contributions, and apply antitrust laws to unions. Judge Wilson is highlighted as the sole candidate with a constructive program to settle the issue.
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J. H. Butler
Jim Fork
Grapevine
Fort Worth Mansfield
Kennedale
Frank
America
J. Frank Wilson
WRR
KRLD