Texas Navy Is Recognized Everywhere, San Jacinto Day newsclipping
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| Title: | Texas Navy Is Recognized Everywhere, San Jacinto Day newsclipping |
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| Author: | Houston Chronicle |
| Description: | Newspaper clipping, 14"x15". Photo captions: It's full steam ahead for Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Porter, Jr., pictured at the helm of their 40-foot cabin cruiser, the Libbie R. (Chronicle photos). And A.J. Sheffield Jr., hoists the "battle ax" flag to signify his wife, left, is aboard their 40-foot cruiser, the Marie, in the Houston Yacht Club Basin. The couple are among yachting enthusiasts on hand for today's races in the San Jacinto Day series, which wind up with the presentation of trophies in late afternoon. |
| Citation: | (1956). "Texas Navy Is Recognized Everywhere, San Jacinto Day newsclipping." |
| Citable link to this page: | http://hdl.handle.net/1911/37488 |
| Date: | 1956-04-22 |
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