Answered By: Jessica Maris
Last Updated: May 13, 2015     Views: 74

Yes, you can find articles on this event through the COM Library databases.  To do so, follow the link below to our Databases libguide and select the History and Geneaology tab.  This will present you a list of databases that you can enter and search for articles.  I was able to find articles on this subject in Academic Search Complete, MasterFile Premier, and Texas Reference Center.  Try finding articles in these databases by searching for Texas City 1947.

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