Pilot, 1939-1983.

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Pilot, 1939-1983.

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The clerk of the House of Representatives of the Massachusetts General Court, by authority of House rules, maintains an account of the actions taken by the House for each day of the legislative session. Until 1983, in addition to a journal, the clerk kept an account arranged numerically by House bill no.

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