Artmobile Pioneered Virginia Public Art Delivery
Ten years ago Virginia launched the Artmobile, the world’s first gallery on wheels. Gov. John S. Battle helped dedicate the 1953 trailer in Fredericksburg, raising public access to fine art across 400000 Virginians in 430 communities.
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Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Miller and Rhoads Department Store
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Walter P. Chrysler, Jr
Artmobile I
Winchester
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Leslie Cheek, Jr
The
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Cheek
Olives Add Zest to Tuna Sandwich Filling
A simple method blends sliced pimiento stuffed olives into tuna with mayonnaise to create a savory sandwich filling. The mix highlights batch flavor and can elevate a standard tuna sandwich.
Col Woodson cites alarming Virginia traffic toll
Col Woodson, Virginia State Police head and Highway Safety Chair, reports 704 traffic deaths by Sept 1963, 49 more than 1962's last three quarters, with October to December seen as critical. He cites early darkness, drinking, football weekends, and Christmas shopping as drivers of seasonal rise, urging public action to cut the toll.
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William Gaines
Chesterfield
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Richmond
C. W. Woodson, Jr
Governor's Highway Safety Committee
Virginia
Col. Woodson
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