Fragmentary shipboard speech hints at blue sky ideals
A damaged OCR passage recalls a mayoral remark aboard a ship during a farewell ceremony. The speaker contemplates national identity and affection for a blue sky day as a ship's hull looms with its red superstructure. Context and exact names are unclear.
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Lindsay
After Beulah Flood Nurses Work Amid Stubborn Waters
A flood of dirty water inundated a town hospital after Hurricane Beulah. Guardsmen and sheriff’s deputies aided evacuation as 100 men battled the rising tide with pumps, dikes, and buckets while nurses worked barefoot and doctors wore boots. Six babies were among those affected as the facility struggled with relentless rainfall.
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Everly
Beulah Flood and Raymondville Aftermath Slow Recovery
The Beulah flood devastates Raymondville and nearby South Texas towns. Homes flood, two cotton gins destroyed, emergency shelters opened, and relief efforts continue with pumping and inoculation campaigns underway.
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