State Government Study Group to Meet
Richmond October public hearing planned by the five committee of the Gov commission studying revision of the state government. The meeting at the capitol starts at 11 a m with the group inviting public input.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1947
Page
8
Richmond October public hearing planned by the five committee of the Gov commission studying revision of the state government. The meeting at the capitol starts at 11 a m with the group inviting public input.
A 200 year old document once believed taken by Union soldiers has been returned to Virginia. The state library received a list of tithables from Dettinger parish Prince William County listing 387 persons including indentured servants between Cedar Run and Bull Run. A Wollaston Mass. resident returned the item.
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Alison Van Dyke, 16, travels from Vermont to Teresa and Sam Tarrants wedding in Virginia. The gala at Edna Castines home reveals tension between Alison and Teresa alongside Nicola Ednas sister, Sam and others, with hints of war talk and coming choices as the reception unfolds.
Charles Edwin Blue, 65, a designer and manufacturer of tunnels and locks, died in Chalottesville on October 6. Born in the region, he built a notable career in engineering products for industrial use and held several patents. His work influenced modern lock mechanisms and tunnel hardware use.
The text notes R. S. A. Camel pack trains on the Mullan Road in Montana. The first camel train to freight goods to Montana came from the Nevada desert in the summer of 1864. Each camel carried 1,000 pounds.
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