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for Popular Government Vol. 12 Issue 9, Nov 1946
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The law provides that public officials shall continue in office until their successors are elected and qualified. So, although the curtain has fallen on the election of hundreds of local, state, and federal officers, there remains to be performed the act as significant as the drama of the election: oath of office.
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The end of the war brought to an end gas and tire rationing, and an end of rationing brought to an all time high highway traffic fatalities. Acting to curb these increasing deaths, T. Boddie Ward, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, moved to mobilized all the resources of his office to remove from the highways all causes of accidents. This has resulted in a traffic law enforcement school with instruction from the State Highway Patrol, the Institute of Government, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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