Morgan Expresses Gratitude in Speech at Surrender
Ex-governor F. Morgan, retiring after four years, expresses gratitude to West Virginia officials and people. He vows continued public service and reflects on the four-year administration highlighting growth, unity, and adherence to constitutional limits amid postwar challenges.
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