Beetle Rules Promulgated By Federal Bureau
Federal regulations restrict movement of fruits and vegetables from the District of Columbia New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and Virginia during the Japanese beetle quarantine. Interstate shipments require a federal permit on container ex vessels and exclude certain perishables. apples and peaches under 15 pounds per shipment remain unrestricted. Regulation areas remain Connecticut New Jersey Rhode Island Delaware Massachusetts portions of Maine Maryland New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Vermont Virginia and West Virginia.
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Byrd Warns Against Dismantling States Rights in Williamsburg
Senator Harry F. Byrd, speaking at the College of William and Mary during commencement exercises, warned that efforts to amend the Constitution or curb states rights threaten home rule and the checks and balances of government. He cited the Supreme Court and federal power, urged preserving the federalist system, and praised Virginia leadership amid national debate on constitutional change.
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Life of Butterflies and Ancient Louisiana Towns
Not all butterflies are short lived. Some live nearly a year as adults and may hibernate part of that time. Archeological finds show prehistoric Louisiana was densely populated by Indians who lived in walled towns.
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Rev E L Miller Named Moderator Of Brethren Church
Rev E L Miller of Maurertown is chosen moderator as the Southeastern District Brethren Churches holds its forty eighth annual conference at Maurertown Brethren Church. Officers elected include Rev Herman Koontz vice moderator Rev John F Locke secretary statistician Maurice Stillwell treasurer Floyd Hartman music director. The Maurertown church celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with an all day program on Sunday June 30.
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Virginia National Guard to receive new khaki uniforms
All 3,700 Virginia National Guard troops will wear new khaki uniforms this summer made from Cramer ton cloth used in officers' outfits. Brig Gen Samuel G Waller announced the plan, lauding Lieut Col Sheppard Crump for securing the War Department supply. The set includes breeches and a shirt, with fast color cloth expected to enhance unit uniformity.
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