Tierney Fights Trout Allocation At Massachusetts Board
Pittsfield fisheries board member Tierney pressed for more 98 inch plus trout for the western district. He argued western anglers buy 28.5 percent of licenses yet receive only 20 percent of large trout, citing Deerfield River and other waters. The panel asked for a survey to map fishing pressure, Tierney opposing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Tierney
Pittsfield
Fisheries and Game Board
Western Wildlife District
Berkshire
Western
Eyd
Western District
Massachusetts
Deerfield
Westfield
Konkapot
Green
Onota
Pontoosuc
Richmond
Laurel
Goose
Garfield
Buel
Division of Fisheries and Game
James M. Shepard
Tierney
Nettie Drosehn Reflects On Trout, Farm Life And Retirement
Nettie Drosehn on her Hinsdale farm recalls 60 years tending land and trout. She admits using an ash sieve to remove speckled trout from potholes, jokes about tastier catch by past methods, and may stick to berry picking. Hartsville hatchery to continue with 18,000 pounds of trout yearly released into Massachusetts waters. Earl Bigford stays on as manager. Community notices include Bar rington Fish and Game’s 50th banquet May 29 and Vermont stocking 55,000 fry of native trout with beaver ponds and Derby volunteers. A Peru wildlife work party is planned with hatchets and brushes, plus free trapping tips booklet. A flock of 80 to 100 geese briefly landed on Onota Lake before heading north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
Gama
Fred Ziegler
Hartsville Trout
Warren A
Casey) Turner
Shepard
Earl D. Bigford
Massachusetts
Hartsville
New York State
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Great Barrington Fish and Game Association
Cove -Inn
Harald J. Beckwith
Derby Fish and Game Club
State Wildlife Management Area
Peru
Wahconah Country Club
Dalton
Information Office
Fish,and Wildfire Service Department
Washington, D.C
Onota Lake
Southern Republicans seek a shared civil rights bill in wake of Selma
In Congress, conservative Southern Republicans draft a Northern-friendly voting rights bill with federal registrars in the South. They aim to shed the party’s racist image after Goldwater but face internal splits. Freshmen from Alabama show ambivalence, while most Deep South Republicans back a federal registrar approach to win over minority voters and appeal beyond Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William Brock
Tennessee
James Broyhill
North Carolina
William Cramer
Florida
William McCulloch
Ohio
House
New York
John V. Lindsay
Maryland
Charles
Mac) Mathias
Lyndon Johnson
Deap
Barry Goldwater
Capitol Hill
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Upper South
Missisippi
Prentiss Walker
Pace Set by Congress Near Unprecedented in Scope
The piece notes a momentous Capitol Hill week with the House taking up the President’s education bill and the Ways and Means Committee reporting the Medicare measure after improvements. It praises the Johnson era reforms, highlights funding increases, and suggests rapid future votes on the voting rights bill as major legislation becomes routine under President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berkshires
Nettie C. Drosehn
Eagle
Hinsdale
ORTS
Peoria, IL
Pennyy
Penn
America
Your Penn
Peter
Pitts
Yeon St
William
Lennox & Fletcher, Inc
Wood Bros
North Street
Inside Report
Selma
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Joseph Alsop
Bismarck
Felix Frankfurter
United States of America
U.S
San Francisco
Kennedy
Seeates
Ilegy Henry
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler
Moyore
Corforetion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!