State Trout Fishing Dates Publicized by Game Supervisor
C N Mease announced the trout fishing permits for North Carolina refuges. Dates cover Sherwood Forest Pigeon River Big East Fork Wayah s Bald Fire s Creek Standing Indian Santeetlah and Cliffside Lake with openings April 20 to Aug 23 for weekends or specific days. Live bait and flies allowed. treble or gang hooks prohibited. The season opens Monday.
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Macon County
Realistic Rehearsal for Blitzkrieg Limits in Refuge
The document sets daily trout limits per refuge at 12 fish while Cliffside Lake caps at six. Brook trout must not exceed six inches and rainbow trout eight inches in size.
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Cliffside Lake
Curious bamboo crab hides in deep Andaman sea depths
A report notes the bamboo crab dwelling 400 fathoms below the Andaman Sea floor. Separately, Ireland unveils a new self sufficiency plan to reduce dependence on imports and bolster local industry.
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Eire
Roosevelt urges reenactment of government plan without exemptions
President Roosevelt presses renewal of the government reorganization law expiring January 20 1941. He notes shifts in agencies including a controversial idea to move forest service from agriculture to interior and warns against exemptions.
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Roosevelt
Romania Reports On Allied Strength In Near East
Allied forces could not yet resist effectively in the Levent and Palestine region. British French armies there were strong enough to defend the area but not ready for a major expedition away from bases. The largest force could send 200000 from Palestine Syria and Egypt, small next to Germany in the Balkans, with transport and air limitations. Scientists suspect one in a hundred thousand stars has planetary systems.
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Roosevelt blocks Danish Norwegian assets and widens war zone
President Roosevelt issued an executive order prohibiting removal of Danish and Norwegian assets from the United States to frustrate Nazi plans. He extended the combat zone in European waters banning American ships and expanded restrictions to the Norwegian coast and Soviet ports Murmansk Archangel and Petsamo. Ships bound for Norway were recalled and efforts began to recover others trapped in Scandinavian ports. Government decisions on recognizing Denmark and Norway as belligerents under neutrality act and on $20 million in credits to the two nations were postponed pending war-zone details.
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