Halibut catch depleting in North Pacific and Atlantic
Washington January 26 Americans eat most of the world halibut says Lewis Radcliffe deputy commissioner of the Bureau of Fisheries Testifying before a congressional committee the North Pacific and North Atlantic fisheries produce 85 to 90 million pounds annually about 65 percent of the world catch with half of that taken by American vessels The international commission notes stock depletion as the fishery moves northward larger fish have declined from 79 percent of 1921 catch to 69 percent in 1926 suggesting a shrinking stock in northern waters and heavy depletion in southern banks.
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Washington
Lewis Radcliffe
Bureau of Fisheries
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International Fisheries Commission
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North Atlantic
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Malta fever germ study halted by illness strike
Public health officials press on after two leading researchers Miss Alice Evans and Dr G C Lake fall ill from Malta fever. The disease, also called undulant fever, shows widespread impact in the United States with cases rising in the west and Texas.
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Malta
Public Health Service
United States
Alice C. Evans
Health Service
Lake
New York Hospital
Sir David
Miss Evans
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Phoenix
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Realtors Would Remove Second Mortgage Bans
At the National Association of Real Estate Boards meeting in Houston the discussion focused on mortgage legality reforms. Louis J. Esty urged state reforms to curb usury and allow reasonable returns, while clarifying redemption laws to speed real estate liquidity. Guy S. Greene noted appraisal conflicts and supported ethics rules barring agents from valuing properties they have an interest in.
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United Press
Houston
United States
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Ernest H. Agnew
Fort Sam Houston
Louis J. Esty
Cleveland
Ohio
Mortgage Association of Ohio
Teeting
Esty
Guy S. Greene
Association
Greene
Kennedy Elected Mayor of Texarkana in Recall Election
Kennedy won the Texarkana Arkansas mayoral race defeating RK L Hargrove by nearly three to one with a 943 vote majority. Both are aldermen now. Other officials renominated include W H James city secretary and T N Graham recorder. I D Nichols won the lone alderman contest. Texarkana primary set for February 24.
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Texarkana
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Kennedy
RK. L. Hargrove
Brashear
W. H. James
T. N. Graham
I. D. Nichols
Arkansas
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