Hunting Season Opens Tuesday in Berkshire Mountains
The Berkshire and state hunting season opens Tuesday before sunrise with legal shooting allowed for pheasant fox gray squirrel quail grouse woodcock snowshoe hare and black bear on public grounds such as Hopkins Memorial Forest Williamstown and Knightville Dam. Duck shooting starts at noon and ends at sunset. Mt Greylock Reservation opens with restrictions including a 1500 acre exclusion near the war memorial tower.
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Berkshires
Hopkins Memorial Forest
Williamstown
Knightville Dam
Tuntington
Mt. Greylock
Rial
Department of Natural Resources
Greylock
Mount Greylock Reservation
George A. Bingarelli
U.S. Weather Bureau
Win Saville
Hubbard Avenue
Win
Wilbraham
Gene Moran
St. Luke's Hospital
Dalton Rod & Gun Club
Old Windsor Road
Leo Cayden
Greylock Airways
Pittsfield
Lakewood Sportsmen's Club
Berkshire Game Farm
Dan Casey
Peck
Paul St. Joan
Richmond Ave
Dorset
Jerry Kushner
Cromwell Ave
Central Berkshire
Adirondacks
John Savasta
Fort Faeward
N.Y
Indian Lake
Money's Worth Warns Against Market Excesses and Regulation
Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange warns that excesses in markets invite danger and vows stronger controls. The piece reflects on past laxity, current policing efforts against fringe tipsters, and moves to tighten investment adviser oversight while noting historical gaps and recent scandals.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Butec
Securies
Congress
New York
Attorney General
Centrol
Moss Temple Garden in Kyoto A Green Shade Wonder
A long reflective piece on the Garden of the Moss Temple near Kyoto, praised as one of the world's oldest gardens. The author likens it to a musical symphony with moss as the main theme and cryptomeria, maples, pines, and bamboo as varied movements. The garden dates to the fourteenth century and has been restored by notable figures, yet remains imperiled by 20th century neglect. It ends acknowledging its enduring beauty and the garden’s magical enclosure and atmosphere.
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Tokyo
Hed Fort
Delhi
Lenotre
Versailles
Racine
Moss Temple
Genji
Murasaki
Fujiwara
Asukaga Yoshimasa
Oda Nobunaga
Hideyasu
Sen No Rikyu
Japan
Dutfie
Fujita Brothers
Afuso
Jesson
Bing Crosby To Get Cake and Eat It Too
In Houston AP report Bing Crosby will christen his infant daughter Mary Frances in Los Angeles after a pound cake baked by his mother in law Frances Sullivan aboard the airliner. Mrs Grandstaff, Kathy Grant's mother, confirms the cake story.
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Bing Crosby
Houston
Tex
D.E. Grandstaff
Frances Sullivan
Los Ange
Crosby
Mary Frances
Mrs. Grandstaff
Bing
Kathy Grant
Coast Guard Eases Vision Rules for Academy Applicants
The Coast Guard announces a relaxation of eye standards for Academy applicants in New London Connecticut. Uncorrected vision no longer needs to be 20-20 in each eye. The new rule allows 20-30 corrected to 20-20 in each eye with glasses.
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Washington
UPS
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Tryouts in Dramatic Club at Wormwood Seruba Prison
Tamatea announced tryouts today for the Dramatic Club at Wormwood Seruba Prison. The forthcoming production titled The Biggest Thief In Town aims to stage soon and draw inmate interest and possible external audience engagement.
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London
UPY
Tamatea
Wormwood Seruba
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Maude) Orienti
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Ike
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Melody House
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Loqkine
George Clark
N.Y. Stock Exchange
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Kunston
Sir Galahad
Wall Street
Wington
Securities & Exchange Conmission
America
Joseph Alsop
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Eternity
Kyoto
North Street
Farrell
Sweeney
Joanne
North Newberry
Allendale
Harry's Supermarket
Dack's Delicatessem Lee
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