Attorney general opinions, 1883-1929.

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Attorney general opinions, 1883-1929.

Legal conclusions. Written by the Attorney General, most opinions respond to questions relating to the executive branch, legislation, political appointees, and actions by the General Assembly. Also includes instructions to election officials on proper ballot design and directions to voters on correct voting procedures. Some opinions concern out-of-state corporations. Arranged chronologically.

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Initiated by a French journalist, a contest of drawings and essays was opened to all the schools in France. The best entries, selected from thousands submitted, were assembled in albums. French authorities sent an album to President Harry S. Truman and one to each state governor. From the description of Miscellaneous records, 1948. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122506154 Photographs taken from 1936-1945 by the University of Maryland Extension Service. Album created by the e...