When was the W R Bob Poage building in Temple, Texas built?
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1955 was the ceremony for The W R Bob Poage building.
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There's none that I could find in this document\nhttp://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/pbtoc.html
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They appear to be in Beaumont, TX.\n\nGood luck with whatever you're looking for.
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Sorry...I couldn't find a current location with the information provided.\n\nHowever, I did find that Harry Leroy Price and Wilma Weaver had a daughter named Linda on 1/15/1947 in Harris County Texas.\n\nI hope this helps...
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Okaloosa-Walton College.\n\nStill around apparently.
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Idaho July 3, 1890\n43 rd . \nWyoming July 10, 1890\n44 th
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41 . Lyndon B. Johnson | Austin | Texas | 2.879\n36 . Westlake | Austin | Texas | 3.004\n14 . Highland Park | Dallas | Texas | 3.693\n8 . Science Academy of South Texas | Mercedes   Texas          |        4.024
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http://www.texaschildrenshospital.org/\nthere ya go!
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Find out here\n\nhttp://www.dallas.citysearch.com
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KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN CH.\nAddress: 8300 POMONA DR.
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http://www.shsu.edu/~rca_www/facilities/coliseum.html\n\nthis is the website online...it should have the info.
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University of Texas-El Paso, 1966\n\nhttp://ia.utep.edu/Default.aspx?alias=ia.utep.edu/gloryroad
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This one-time farm boy was responsible for the construction of $100 million in Depression -era projects in North Texas.  From 1935 to 1942, he was director of the Works Progress Administration -- later named the Work Projects Administration -- which helped many survive the harsh economic times of the 10930's and early 1940s.  His project include the Rockwall County Courthouse, the Highland Park water system and Harry Hines Boulevard as well as many parks, roads and bridges.  He was proud no scandal or misuse of public funds touched the WPA under his watch.  When the WPA shut down, he was named district director of the Office of Price Administration, established to prevent wartime inflation.  He oversaw 32 offices for 40 Texas counties.  Reinhardt-Mesquite Road was renamed Gus Thomasson Road in 1938.  Mr. Thomasson died in August 1954.
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Horyu-ji Temple \nJapan
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Louis Armstrong Foundation:\n2425 Robert St, New Orleans, LA, United States
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1958 Business Ctr Blvd\nAlamogordo, NM
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The star was first used while Sam Walton was still in charge of the company. At the source below you can see a picture of the Wal-Mart in Mexico, built in 1991, a year before Walt died. Also, if you watch the video at the second source, you can clearly see the star in the poster hanging behind Wal was awarded the Medal of Freedom.