Virginia's moviemaker in love with his work
Virginia producer Oglesby directs state films ranging from school slide shows to 45 minute Civil War features. His team shot Dismal Swamp in a Corps of Engineers cabin and captured wildlife moments while using volunteers for many roles. He values authentic history, hopes to film Jack Jouett's Ride, and remains active in the Council on National and International Experimental Events.
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Virginia
Oglesby
Stonewall Jackson
Department of Agriculture
Gov. Godwins
Conference On Education
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Drummond
J. Sol Wrenn
Walt Disney
Cumberland
Gap
Dryden
Lee County
Jack Jouett
John Jouett Jr
Cuckoo Tavern
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Jouett
Paul Revere
Col. Tarleton
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Harry Lee
Benjamin Harrison
Council On
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Reward Offered for Church Blast Clues in Virginia
In Richmond area Henrico County police raise a total reward of 300 dollars for information about a Wednesday night explosion damaging the Second Bethel Baptist Church vestibule. A detonator fuse fragment found nearby resembles dynamite ignition. Authorities decline to determine if the blast stems from racial, religious, or vandalism motives. Local civil rights groups including the Council on Human Relations the NAACP and the Afro American newspaper each add 100 dollars.
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Richmond
Henrico County
Second Bethel Baptist
Council On Human Relations
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Afro-American
Scott Predicts Victory in Virginia House Race
William L. Scott, the 8th District Republican nominee, told reporters in Ashland he expects to win about 60 percent of the vote and won’t concede any county. In Giles County, James P. Ould Jr. and Lawrence M. Traylor joined 9th District candidate William C. Wampler in criticizing incumbent Democrat Pat Jennings.
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Associated Press
William L. Scott
George C. Rawlings Jr
Scott
Ashland
GOP
Giles County
House
William C. Wampler
Wampler
Rep
Pat Jennings
Jennings
Senate
James P. Ould Jr
Virginia
Rawlings
University of Virginia
Enforcing Law Costs More Than Fine in New Zealand
Auckland reports the Akaroa County Council faced surveyor and legal fees totaling 201 pounds for a fence encroachment case. The farmer was fined 25 pounds, making enforcement costs more than eight times the penalty.
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Auckland
Akaroa County
New Zealand
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DODGE
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Pope Ae
Comfort
Marion Thompson
Mrs. Marion Thompson
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Maryland
Mr. Thompson
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Conversion Heating Dept
Potomac Edison Co
E. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
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