Virginia plans broad government reorganization
The governor outlined a sweeping reorganization creating 14 departments and three units, transferring functions from Welfare and Institutions to new agencies, and consolidating agencies to cut duplication. Welfare, Education, Labor, Taxation, and the military affairs arm receive expanded or shifted duties amid a phased transition.
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Division of History and Archaeology
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
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Virginia Conservation Commission
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Department of State Police
State Board of Elections
Division of Accounts and Control
Compensation Board
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State Certified Seed Commission
State Milk Commission
State Soil Conservation Committee
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State Anatomical Board
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Division of Military Affairs
Adjutant General
Military Board
Armory Comission
Carson M. Smith Succumbs at 71
Carson M. Smith 71 died 5 30 p m yesterday at his brother David A Smith s home near Cedar Grove He was born in Frederick county son of the late Charles and Mary Howard Smith He is survived by brother Howard of Fort Clinton Ohio and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held 2 p m tomorrow at Little Mountain Methodist Church Cedar Grove conducted by Rev John E Oliver Interment in church cemetery The body will rest at Kurtz Funeral Home before services
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Cedar Grove
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Prederick County
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David
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Fort Clinton
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John E. Oliver
Inchester
Church Cemetery
Kurtz Funeral Home
Costa Rica First toDeclare War on Japan After Pearl Harbor
Costa Rica declared war on Japan shortly after the Pearl Harbor attack, preceding the United States by a few hours. This made Costa Rica the first nation to declare war on Japan in World War II.
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H.G.E
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Pearl Harbor
Jones and Long Lead in La. Race
New Orleans January 21 two arch rivals Earl K Long and Sam H Jones led the Democratic gubernatorial primary as counts from yesterday continued. A runoff on February 24 seemed likely since hundreds of country boxes remained to be tabulated.
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Jimmie H. Davis
Shingles chiefly produced on the Pacific coast
A few years ago reports showed more than 85 percent of shingles made in Washington, about 10 percent in Oregon, and 2 percent in California. Shingle manufacture is nearly a Pacific coast monopoly among forest products.
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Ju niata College Battles Virus X Outbreak
Ju niata College medical staff combat a virus X outbreak among students. Ninety one students were stricken yesterday with intestinal illness. none seriously ill. Dr. William B. West, college physician, notes symptoms resemble the virus X reported on the west coast.
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Juniata College
William B. West
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Quick Pile Relief
A 40 year old Buffalo advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment gives rapid cooling soothing relief from itching and smarting piles. It touts fame nationwide and offers a 5 cent box or 60 cent applicator tube with money back guarantee.
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