Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries Deer and Bear Seasons Rules
Notice details regulations on deer seasons and bag limits across Virginia counties, with special regional exceptions, bear season dates and weight limits, bow and arrow hunting rules, official game tags, and quail rabbit grouse pheasant and turkey seasons including regional closures and bearded turkey rules.
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Turkey
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commission
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mathews
Amherst
Nelson
National Forest
Bland
Buchanan
Carroll
Charles City
Clarke
Craig
Dickenson
Floyd
Franklin
Giles
Gloucester
Grayson
Greene
Henry
King George
Lancaster
Lee
Loudoun
Maddson
Middlesex
Montgomery
Norfolk
Northumberland
Patrick
Pulaski
Rappahannock
Richmond
Roanoke
Russell
Scott
Smyth
Tazewell
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
Wise and Wythe
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Alleghany
Augusta
Bath
Botetourt
Fauquier
Quantico Marine Reservation
Frederick
Highland
James City
New Kent
Page
Rockbridge
Nelson Counties
National Forest Area
Saeson
Daily Across 3 Short Billed Rails 6 Louisiana Creek
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Crossword Clue Snippet and Word List
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Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Appointment
Beverley W. Stras Jr. named chairman of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries effective August 1, 1958, with duties and terms outlined by the commission's leadership.
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Fective
Commission OF Game and Inland Fisheries
Beverley W. Stras, Jr
Kuhn Named Virginia State Budget Director
Levin Mos eley Kuhn, 53, longtime governor aide on capital outlays, is appointed to replace J. H. Bradford as budget director effective Aug 1. Bradford, 76, resigns after nearly 40 years. he may serve in a consultative role.
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Richmond
Levin Moseley Kuhn
Almond
J. H. Bradford
Bradford
Kuhn
Virginia
General Assembly
Harris Hart
Sheppard Crump
Virginia Tech
Richmond City
Harry F. Byrd
Consignors to Plan For Fall Calf Sales
Consignors to the local Fall feeder calf sales will meet in the Frederick County Court House July 8 at 8 p.m. The yearling Steer Sale is set for September 26 and the Feeder Calf Sale for October 10. Sale Manager I Fred Stine urges a good turnout to discuss sale requirements and other sale aspects. He asks those unable to attend to notify him of estimated consignments and any improvement suggestions.
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Frederick County Court House
I. Fred Stine
Miss Yowell Named to State Aging Commission
Miss Nettie Yowell of Richmond has been appointed by Gov. Almond to the state commission on the Aging for a three-year term. A Boyce native and assistant supervisor of trade and industrial education, she previously led gerontology efforts with the Richmond Area Community Council and taught at White Hall Elementary School. She is active in the Business and Professional Women’s Club.
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Nettie Yowell
Richmond
New State Commission On the
Almond
Boyce
State Department of Education
Yowell
Richmond Area Community Council
Johns. Yowell
Boyce High School
Resolution to end nuclear tests rejected by Trusteeship Council
A Russian backed plan to end nuclear tests in the Pacific was rejected 7 to 4 by the Trusteeship Council. The Soviet Union with Burma India and the United Arab Republic backed an Indian measure to halt tests in trust territories. India accused the US of staging tests. the US denied ethnic implications and said tests in the Marshalls were least dangerous.
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United Nations
N. Y
Pacific
Trusteeship Council
Soviet Union
Burma
India
United Arab Republic
United States
Marshalls
U. S
Mason Sears
Asia
U 8
Fines Total $1 364 For 34 Frederick County Court Cases
Thirty four people were ordered to pay fines and costs totaling 1364 dollars in Frederick County Court. Names and offenses include speeding, no operator's license, reckless driving, drunk in public, driving under the influence, improper lights, expired licenses, and suspensions. Individual fines range from about 9 to 109 dollars with several 30 day suspensions.
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Thiry
Frederick County
Larry Lennox Taylor
Amherst St
Lawson S. Triplett
Mt. Paus
Lawrence Ray Welsh
Stephens City
John Wesley Whitacre Gore
Joseph Aaron Helsley
Michael Justing Mauck
Rt 2
Elmyria
Ohio
Elwood Clark Rogers
Bloomery Star
Clyde William Dove
Rio
W. Va
Mack Mark Mauck
Samuel Howard Reaves, Jr
Henry Ave
Clarence Luther Butler
Braddock St
Jessie Lewis Carpenter
Rt 4
Ervin Frank Fultz
Rt. 1
Phyllis Ann Madagan
Elmo George Hines
Wilmer David Barb
Rt. 2
Dewey Lee Barton
York Inn
William Oliver Cagle
Ross St
Deleon D. Fike
Brucetown
James W. Herrell
Kent St
Betty Lou Layman
Loudoun St
William Belmont McCauley
Jerry Workman Noles
Paris
Douglas Russell Pingley
Walter Junior Roberts
Haddox Row
Herbert Strosnider, Jr
Cameron St
Floyd Cleveland Griffith
Jackson Ave
Larry Dale Nesmith
Inwood
William S Wheatley, Jr
W. Whitlock Ave
Emil Buzas
Alice Maggie Funk
Herbert Welton Funk
Bob Crosby on Fame and the urge to compete
Hollywood notes that Bob Crosby attributes the Crosbys headline fame to the natural urge to compete with fathers. He discusses son Chris Crosby’s recent car incident, urges privacy for minors in misdemeanors, and stresses guiding values amid fame and a future in uncertainty.
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Bob Crosby
Hollywood
Crosbys
Bing
New York City
Bob
Virginia Quarterly Review Publishes Pound Poem
Charlottesville AP reports the Virginia Quarterly Review prints Ezra Pound's canto 99, his first poetry in print since a treason indictment was dismissed and his hospital release. Pound calls the cantos a future 100 plus work forming a poetic human comedy echoing Dante, centered on government ethics.
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Virginia Quarterly Review
Ezra Pound
Charlottesville
Washington
Pound
University of Virginia
Five Years Under the Best of Our Lives Says Nixon
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a Maine Republican convention that the Eisenhower years were the best of their lives. He praised current prospects as better since the start of the year and said the recession has hit bottom. He also commented on gifts to public officials and the Adams-Goldfine controversy as potential election issues.
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Nixon
Portland
Maine
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Kazan Sets Broadway Season With Three New Productions
New York director Elia Kazan plans a busy Broadway season with three dramatic stagings in order The Night Circus by Michael V Gazzo J B by Archibald MacLeish and Sweet Bird of Youth by Tennessee Williams Kazan mentored The Dark at the Top of the Stairs this season and now leads these upcoming works.
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New York
Elia Kazan
Broadway
Michael V. Gazzo
J. B
Archibald MacLeish
Tennessee Williams
Kazan
Phil Hunter Named To State Committee
Philip W. Hunter of this city was named to the Industrial Promotion Committee of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce. The committee will advise the state agency on an effective program for industrial and economic growth. Hunter and other members joined Virginia’s new Board of Conservation and Economic Development at a Richmond luncheon after the agency’s first official session.
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Philip W. Hunter
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Hunter
Virginia
New Board of Conservation and Economic Development
Richmond
N E
Elvis Presley set to win major film and TV deals after army
Elvis Presley will leave the Army in 1960 and sign about half a million dollars in contracts. Col Tom Parker says two film deals and one television option are lined up. The Ed Sullivan show has a $100 option for an appearance, and Presley would gain $400,000 from a two movie deal.
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Nashville
Tenn
Py.t
Elvis Presley
Tom Parker
Ed Sullivan
Parker
Presley
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Code of Virginia
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Pittsylvania
Amherst County
Nelson County
Giles County
New River
Bland County
Arlington
Bedford
Fairfax
Loudon
Northampton
New Iiver
Wythe
Highland, Page
Warren Counties
Caroline
Culpeper
Essex
Halifax
Hanover
King & Queen
King William
Orange
Ivania
Stafford
Warwick
York
Isle of Wight
Nansemond
Princess Anne
Southampton
Surry
Sussex
Amelia
Chesterfield
Cumberland
Greensville
Henrico
Powhatan
Accomack
Parramore Island
Chickahominy
James River
Barrett's Ferry Bridge
Berrier’s
Camp Peary Properties
Prince William
Rappahanock Coun
Louisiana
Lad
Quarrel
Geol
Down
Levin M. Kuhn
Miss Yowell
Willis Joseph Anderson
N. Kent St
Kenneth Eugene Galliday
Rt 1
Middletown
Winchester
Chris
John Deere
Orchard Lupton Qiuart
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Phil Hunter
Agency
Parley E. Cutright
Pauline H. Cutright
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old — Strong Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Kelly Kant
Multe
Kelly Aug
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave. and
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