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March 18, 1937 Texas School Explosion
Make March 18 a day to tell the story of the 1937 Texas School Explosion. Inspire leadership to protect children from chemical hazards and unhealthy school conditions. Update your school's values and technical skills to live safely with 21st century chemicals and technology.
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- Ellie Goldberg
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Blackboard found in the rubble.
March 18, 1937 Texas School Explosion
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