Virginia Tourism Expected To Rise In 1940 Summer Season
Virginia's tourist trade is seen increasing by at least 10 percent in 1940 over the prior year as European travel shrinks. The Virginia Conservation Commission cites wartime conditions boosting travel within the United States and reports growing Garden Week inquiries, expanded literature distribution, and broad advertising across magazines and newspapers to attract visitors to the state.
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Governor Price Grants 705 Pardons Over Two Years
Richmond April 18 Governor Price reports 705 total pardons in the first two years in office vs 534 by Peery. Conditional pardons 627 and commutations 84 lead the tally, with remissions 18 and removals of political disabilities 141. Clemen cy process involves Raymond L. Jackson and officials reviewing behavior and records.
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