Virginia amends deer season and bow hunting rules 1957
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries amended Regulations 1 9 and 99 on May 24 1957. Deer season opens the third Monday in November and ends in January with county exceptions. bag limits detail one buck or various seasonal allowances. Regulation 9 restricts rifles for big game. Regulation 99 approves bow and arrow hunting from October 15 to November 1 with crossbows prohibited for wild birds and animals.
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Dalton Says 10 Days Needed To Gauge Gubernatorial Test
State Senator Ted Dalton of Radford asks voters to write him on whether he should run as a Republican candidate for governor. He plans to assess test results in about ten days after returning from his son's University graduation in Radford.
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Virginia Congressman Dalton Comments on Early Results
The Virginia lawmaker in Charlottesville says he is worried about catching up on work after a flood of telephone calls and letters. He notes it is too early to comment but will be delighted to disclose outcomes as soon as possible.
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Ohio Railway cuts two Richmond Clifton passenger trains
The State Corporation Commission granted Ohio Railway permission to discontinue two passenger trains between Richmond and Clifton Forge, with the service ending on June 30.
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Emperor Hirohito's Favorite Horse Hatsuyuki Dies at 23
Hatsuyuki, the Japanese emperor's white horse famed from wartime photos and revered at Ise Shrine, died May 28 at age 23. The legendary mount played a symbolic role in imperial life and Shinto tradition.
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