Road policy split and governor race dominate Virginia politics
The article discusses Byrd and Moore announcing candidacies for governor and outlines the pay-as-you-go road plan as a central issue. It notes Mapp as a supporter of bond financing and mentions other potential entrants like Walton Moore and ex-Governor Davis.
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Senator Byrd Registers Candidacy for Virginia Governor
Woodstock Virginia Herald reports Senator Harry Byrd announces candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The piece notes his wide recognition in the Valley of Virginia and frames the move as a continuation of his political influence amid state tax and bond issue debates.
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Harry Byrd
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Virginia
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Virginia Democrats Elect Byrd as Governor Hope
Undisputed leadership and a convention ovation in Norfolk cement Harry Flood Byrd as Virginia’s choice for governor. The piece argues Byrd’s pay-as-you-go highway plan and economy slogan will rally diverse regions and reflect his long public service. It previews opposition’s focus on bond issues and praises Byrd’s candidacy as inevitable and broadly supported.
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Norfolk
Byrd
Tidewater
Virginia
Old Dominion
Winchester
Harry Flood Byrd
Byrd Declares Candidacy for Virginia Governor
The South Boston News analyzes Harry F. Byrd’s gubernatorial bid. It notes his anti bond stance for roads, questions his platform's specifics, and points to past positions on taxation schools and the Hampton Roads project. The piece cautions voters to scrutinize his record and promises before nomination.
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Harry F. Byrd
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Virginia
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Rippling Rhymes and Illustrious Names by Walt Mason
A fragment from Walt Mason's Rippling Rhymes and Illustrious Names describes a cousin named Edgar Poe, mocked for poor verse and unable to write a decent rhyme. The poem situates the character in a village setting with recurring jests and mild woes.
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Walt Mason
Doing His Duty With Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial claims two years of stomach pain and belching were cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The user states the remedy cleared catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, including liver and intestinal ailments, and promises a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Wanted a Man of Character and Salesmanship
Advertises for a representative for a large institution seeking a man of character with salesmanship skills. Respond with references to Box No. 77, Wheeling West Virginia.
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Egyptian Herb Tonic Promises Quick Relief for Women
An advertisement touts Egyptian Herb Tonic as a cure that brings buoyancy vigor and life with immediate relief for suffering women. It claims a eminent chemist and M. D. have developed the formula trademarked and available at local druggists including The People's Drug Co. Winchester. (11-12-51)
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Stephens City man tunes foreign stations during test week
Massey, of Stephens City, during a national broadcasting test week on November 27, heard five foreign stations including Mexico City Madrid France and others. He could not confirm the foreign origin of certain stations due to identity uncertainty. The radio set is believed to be an original design.
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Longer Social Studies Course Urged by Virginia Official
Dr W T Sangers secretary of the Virginia Board of Education says social science must extend to a full year in high schools. He notes modern life demands deeper study and that half a year of American history is insufficient for a complete course.
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W. T. Sangers
Virginia Board ‘of Education
Brill's Big Sale Promotes Sugar Discount
Brill's Store advertises a sale on Thursday offering 2 pounds of sugar at 3 cents per tablespoon with a purchase of two dollars or more. The notice urges customers to visit the store for the event.
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