Investigation and bill files of the Joint Legislative Commission to Study the Pari-Mutuel System, 1939-1944.

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Investigation and bill files of the Joint Legislative Commission to Study the Pari-Mutuel System, 1939-1944.

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The Commission to Study, Examine and Investigate State Agencies in Relation to Pari-Mutuel Harness Racing (Moreland Commission on Harness Racing) used these records of the Joint Legislative Commission as background and reference materials.

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