Byrd Daunts Mapp On Road Funding Stand In Virginia
Staunton July 13 Senator larry F. Byrd urged his opponent Senator Mapp to declare his position on highway financing. Byrd accused Mapp of running with both hares and hounds over a $50 million bond issue and pay as you go plans while defending his anti bond stance. Byrd defended the Staunton lime grinding plant and pressed Mapp to state if he favors bonds or higher taxes, insisting Virginians deserve clear answers before voting.
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Staunton
Larry F. Byrd
Senator Mapp
Byrd
Mapp
Winchester
Westmoreland Davis
Benatorast
Hugh B. Sproul
Virginia
Senate
W. B. Carson
Riverton
Mapp Loses Opportunity in Richmond Editorial Clash
A Richmond Times Dispatch editorial condemns Mapps focus on Harry Byrds character, saying he missed a chance to argue issues. The piece notes corrections to earlier reports on the red light bill, Byrds decisive vote, and the political damage from personal attacks. Nearby, Byrd campaigned in Purvis, with a large turnout, while local residents faced injuries and travel notes and social visits are listed.
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Mapp
Harry Byrd
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Byrd
Times-Dispatch
William G. Stevenson
G. Walter Mapp
Times- Dispatch
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia
Nineveh News Notes in Virginia July update
Nineveh Va July 14 Mr and Mrs William Weaver and son David return home after visiting Mr and Mrs E K Weaver for a week Curtis Fuller from Hagerstown stays with his parents near the village Nate Robinson and mother visit Mrs Robinsons daughter Mrs Charles Powers Wednesday Julian Steele and family guests of Mr and Mrs F K Weaver Thursday Calvin Mccartney and daughter and two grandchildren return to Chicago after visiting Irene Mccartney several days A number of prominent people
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Nineveh
William Weaver
David
Weaver
E. K. Weaver
Curtis Fuller
Hagerstown
Alonzo Fuller
Nate Robinson
Ducharme Buys Six Harris Addition Lots for Suburban Plans
F. L. Harris announced today the sale of six building lots in Harris Addition to Mr. and Mrs. Maxime Le Ducharme of Hotel Jack for about 5000 dollars. No specific development plans were announced beyond possible uses like a suburban hotel or apartment house, though no such plan is outlined for the locality. The Le Ducharmes’ lease on Hotel Jack ends next February and they have other properties in view, with future plans not yet developed. Mrs. Rita Shank Simmons arrived from Greensboro to visit her parents, and will be joined soon by her husband, superintendent for the Carolina Contracting Company.
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Harris
Maxime le Ducharme
Jack
F. L. Harris
Ducharme
J. T. Simmons
Greensboro
N. Y
Rita Shank
William Shank
S. Beckenheimer
Baltimore
Mr. Simmons
Carolina Contracting Company
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Lewis Williams
Road Rock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
A. S. Jett
Front Royal
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Wheatland
Nineveh News
J.W. Lloyds Bakery
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
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Optometrist
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BUICK
Winchester Garage
Bruce MacKay
Stephens City
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Muse
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Garber Mfg. CO
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J. B. Chamberlain
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