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Grand Saline Sun

Location

Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

4

Importance of the Small Watershed Bill in 1954

The Sun argues for the Hope-Aiken Small Watershed Bill to fund up-stream dams via the Soil Conservation Service. It opposes crippling amendments from Farm Bureau and others and warns Senate opposition could hinder flood control gains and land conservation nationwide.

Soil Conservation Service House of Representatives Farm Bureau Soil The Conservation Service SCS Army Engineers Army’ Engineers Army United States Department of Agriculture Texas Department of Agriculture Bureau of Reclamation Senate House Republican Congress

Two Local Men Training With Army Near El Paso

Two soldiers from the Grand Sa line area began eight weeks of basic training near El Paso. The program aims to build fitness and discipline as part of their military service.

Grand Saline Area

Two Recruits Begin Basic Training at Fort Bliss Texas

Pvt. Donald G. Hawkins and Pvt. Robert W. McWilliams start eight weeks of basic training at Fort Bliss. They will study mental infantry subjects, army drill, rifle and machine gun marksmanship, bazooka training, and army technical topics. The initial phase ends with a one week field maneuver.

Fort Bliss Tex Donald G. Hawkins LaNell Fagg Hawkins W. J. Hawkins Fruitvale Robert W. McWilliams Burt McWilliams Route 4 Grand Saline

Mush The Alaskan term and its French origin

The word mush is explained as a contraction of the French phrase marchons meaning to go on. The note traces how explorers and settlers adapted the term in Alaska to urge dogs and teams forward.

Marchons

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