U. S. Senate
Named 374 times. These are the 346 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- Nov 3, 1949 voting in “elections. A thirl baT lot is one ...during recent years in tljp conventions to nominate a member (jf'the U. S. Senate, a member of Congress, mem* . <ber of the State "Senate! and a member of House of Delegates. You are urged to cast your ballot *and...
- May 4, 1950 Sperryville School ...was governor of Virginia. In 1827 he wa3 elected to the U. S. Senate. In 1840 he was elected vicepresident. In 1841 he was made president. He died at Richmond on January 18, 1862. He was buried in Hollywood Cemetery,...
- Sep 23, 1954 According to columnist Benjamin ...the State Legislature, in the House of Representatives and in the U. S. Senate. Or a man vvho has only in the past few years moved into the State, and has spent a number of years out- of the United...
- Jun 28, 1956 one delegate for each 200 hundred ...fraction thereof, cast in the County for the Democratic candidate for U. S. Senate in November, 1952, and ’WHEREAS, the method of selection of said delegates was left to the County Committee of each County. -NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED,...
- Aug 4, 1960 Rep. Harrison ...Party and gives them 5th and 13th ranking, respectively, in the U. S. Senate. The ACA says that “to win for America’’^ 15 more conservative Senators are needed and 75 more conservative Representatives.
- Apr 6, 1961 increase expires on June 30th as scheduled—the national highway ...after an exhaustive 2-year survey of national transportation policy, a special U. S. Senate study group confirmed the wisdom of this decision. This will be good news for you. You will be able to enjoy a steadily improving highway system,...
- Oct 19, 1961 0BI1 Ba Clyde Retired Franklin cr Director T rials, ...subsequently member of this Board. <d as attorney for the ttee, U. S. Senate in iies investigation. He as attorney for the e Commission in Sepand served in such tjil December 1925, appointed Assistant i Examiner, later being " ief...
- Nov 23, 1961 Dear Editor: .. ...his intelligence with brilliant editorials, (once he advocated the abolition of the U.S. Senate) but his editorial of Nov. 16, 1961 tops them all. lHis appraisal of Russia’s nuclear striking power is greatly contradicted on page 52 of the Novemoer...
- Nov 30, 1961 Plan Of Sarviral No. 13 ...Mr. J. Newbill Miller that I advocated the abolition of the U. S. Senate. Actually, in the interest of economy, I advocated the abolition of the entire U.S. Congress, since the Federal Supreme Court had assumed their legislative diwi's. __B.C.B....
- May 5, 1966 Dear Editor: Your Interesting article in last week’s paper ...in last week’s paper pertaining to Armistead Boothe’s campaign for the U. S. Senate failed to mention his two law partners who have close ties to Rappahannock. They are Eastham Waller Dudley, grandson of Judge Hugh Dudley and Miss Eugenia...
- May 19, 1966 State Headquarters to “Elect Boothe to the U. S. State Headquarters to “Elect Boothe to the U. S. Senate” opened in Richmond on Monday. Left to right—Griffith Dodson of Roanoke County, Dorothy C. Davis of Rappahannock County and Candidate Armistead L.* Boothe of Alexandria. Mr. Dodson is State Director...
- May 26, 1966 Co, Residents Invited ...To Meet Boothe Warren County Democrats sponsoring Armistead Boothe; for the U. S. Senate in the : July 12 primary are honoring him with an Open House at the Virginia Gentleman Resjtaurant in Front Royal at 8 p.m. on Monday,...
- Jun 9, 1966 Congratulations ...continued success. Sincerely, Armistead Boothe (paid political advertisement by Boothe for U. S. Senate Committee, Dorothy C. Davis, chairman)
- Jun 23, 1966 Women For Boothe ...is contesting Harry F. Byrd, Jr. for a seat in the U. S. Senate, in the July 14 Democratic primary. The Williamsburg program will begin with a coffee at the Carter-Saunders House, former home of Robert Carter of Nomini Hall...
- Jun 23, 1966 Reprinted from The Tidewater News, Monday, June 13, 1966 ...Heard Boothe, Could They Believe Him? Armistead L. Boothe, who wants the U.S. Senate seat held by Harry Byrd Jr., wasn't in Norfolk for the recent opening of his campaign headquarters (here. So he spoke by long-distance telephone. “An attempt...
- Jun 23, 1966 WRACTCMl FOR SALE: Farm•1* Soper C, 9-foot cutter bar ...He saved them, Byrd closed them. We need responsible leadership in the U.S. Senate. Vote Boothe. Rappahannock County Campaign Committee, Dorothy C. Davis, chmn. We Can Supply All Your CULPEPER BUILDING A SUPPLY CORP. Phone VA5-8383 Culpeper, Va.
- Jun 30, 1966 FOR SALE—Antique doom and lock*. Walter W. Yancey, Rt ...of the caliber of leadership In the candidates for the seat qf U.S. Senate. History is full of Virginia leaders of 150 yean ago. We need great leadership again in the last half of the 2Qlli century. Vote Boothe anjuly...
- Jun 30, 1966 Thunderstorms start some 6,000 forest fires annually in the ...Jr. who was temporarily appointed to fill hie father’s seat in the U.S. Senate used a map of Virginia with two counties which had been out of existence for 14 years. Is it too much to ask that our U.S....
- Jun 30, 1966 James w. Fletcher Sp. ...stuff to follow in his father’s footsteps.” Vote Armistead Boothe for the U.S. Senate in the July 12th Democratic Primary. Rappahannock Co. Committee for Boothe Dorothy Davit, Chairman
- Jul 7, 1966 Senator A. Willis Robertson ...of Lexington, has served in Congress since 1932 and in the U. S. Senate since 1946, when he was appointed to fill a vacancy creat ed by the death of Sen. Carter <Glass. He was elected to his first full...
- Jul 7, 1966 Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. Senator Harry F. Byrd, ...year to fill the post occupied by his father in the U. S. Senate for 35 years. A reticent man, he is said to closely resemble his famous father but vows to "write my own record in the jU. S....
- Jul 7, 1966 David Funk of Glenmoore, Pa* has been spending the ...who was temporarily appointed to fill his father's seat in the U. S. Senate used a map of Virginia with 100 counties— two of which had been out of existence for that our U. S. Senator know that in 1952...
- Jul 7, 1966 (P»id Political Advertisement) ...Jr., who was temporarily ap'pointed to fill his father’s seat in the U.S. Senate, used a map of Virginia with 100 counties— two of which had been out of existence for 14 years. Is it too much to ask that...
- Aug 4, 1966 Edward O. McCue IllofChajp lottesville is the Republican candidate ...and Naval Petroleum Reserves of the Armed Services Committee of the U. S. Senate, 1962-63; Attorney Adviser in the Transportation Section of the Office of the General Counsel of the Department of Commerce, 195556; Project Engineer in the Design Section...
- Aug 1, 1968 however, is not reduced by the electoral system. In ...influence the number of electoral votes that a candidate will receive. U. S. Senate For the U. S. Senate, two senators are elected from each state, with no respect to districts, for six-year terms and receive an annual salary of...
- Nov 21, 1968 Library Lines ...the struggles for power, the conflicts and strategic maneuvers inside the U. S. Senate. “The First Circle”, by the renowned Russian writer Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn. A fictionalized account of the lives led by a group of Russian scientists while being...
- Aug 14, 1969 the leading liberal of the i nineteen-forties and fifties ...1949 and i against Senator Harry Bryd, Sr. ] for the U. S. Senate in 1952. < Consequently Andrew Miller has i strong backing from blacks, labor, ] liberals and other anti-organization forces. Delegate Guy 0. Farley of Fairfax is...
- Oct 15, 1970 lime and fertilizer has been ...Harry F. Byrd, Jr., was among the 23 members of the U. S. Senate to receive a "Watchdog of the Treasury" award given this year by the National Associated Businessmen. The NAB. a small businessmen's organization, gives these awards every...
- Oct 22, 1970 ££ My dear fellow Virginians. As you know, l ...fellow Virginians. As you know, l am seeking re-election to the U. S. Senate as an independent candidate. Here is why I chose that unprecedented and difficult path. Last February 21, a small group obtained control of the Democratic State...
- Oct 29, 1970 In his precedent - shattering announcement that he would ...Byrd has served Virginia for 23 years — 18 years in the Virginia Senate and 5 years in the U.S. Senate. Since coming to Washington, in addition to voting on all the major issues facing the nation, he has made...
- Aug 30, 1973 HEADLIGHTS AND REDUCED speeds are being encouraged this Labor ...special promotion to save lives and gasoline. In cooperation with a U. S. Senate resolution to drive slower on high speed roads, the Highway Safety Division of Virginia recommends motorists drive 10 m.p.h. under the legal speed limit when it’s...
- Nov 7, 1974 County totals—Gilliam 723, Robinson ...Williams. Also a factor in that voting was the race for the U.S. Senate seat held by Independent Harry Byrd. Some sample results from throughout the Seventh District were as follows: Winchester—Robinson 2,852 and Gilliam 1,752. Warren—Robinson 1,414; Gilliam 2,056....
- Mar 6, 1975 ror those ot you who teel that Congressionally-declared wilderness ...appropriate bills in both houses of the Congress. Shenandoah wilderness passed the U.S. Senate in September, 1973 but has not yet been passed by the House. If you want it you’ll have to help save it. It has a good...
- Sep 23, 1976 Byrd campaign ...County. Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. is seeking re-election to the U. S. Senate as an Independent. Barksdale and Fannon join Seventh District coordinators—Robert W. Smalley of Berryville, a Democrat; Dr. Alfred Cramer of Culpeper, a Republican and D. French...
- Oct 7, 1976 ry Howell, McLean Attorney Charles ...Attorney Charles Robb and Delegate Richard S. Reynolds. Also expected are Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Bud Zumwalt and a national speaker for the Carter campaign.□ RCES Menu Monday, October 11 Hot dogs/buns; Sweet potatoes; String beans, Applesauce; Milk. Tuesday, October...
- Jun 30, 1977 days. However, he said the compensation awards would be ...victims of crime. This type of bill has consistently passed the U. S. Senate and failed in the House. House Bill 7010, sponsored by congressman Peter W. Rodino (D N. J.) currently is pending.
- Sep 22, 1977 Energy Act Energy Act Opposed To the editor: The U.S. Senate is now considering legislation which will adversely affect all consumers of electricity and their suppliers, such as The Potomac Edison Company. This is Part E, Title I, of the National Energy...
- Dec 22, 1977 POPE ...growing—candidates who Have, Will or Are Expected to announce for the U. S. Senate from Virginia. Since those lists — Democratic and Republican — change by the week, I have made it my duty to be the official list-keeper. I’m...
- Dec 22, 1977 The ideal, and the easiest, method would be to ...of Delegates. He was going to study a race for the U. S. Senate, he said. That’s fine, only I don’t know where to list him. I can’t remember whether or not he has made it official, or whether he...
- Dec 22, 1977 VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS ...hold a convention next year to select their nominee for the U. S. Senate. That decision, made Dec. 10 in Richmond by the party’s State Central Committee, is a historic break in recent tradition for the Democrats who usually go...