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Bass and Everglades lure in Florida fishing tale
A Smithsonian backed report highlights Florida canals feeding Lake Okeechobee with strong bass up to 12 to 18 pounds. Commodore Brook fishes the New Canal near Fort Lauderdale, while Okeechobee town rises as a frontier hub in a region opening four million acres in the Everglades with highway and railroad links expanding toward Miami.
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Navy curtailment plan targets Atlantic shore bases
Navy officials consider trimming activities and closing shore establishments on the Atlantic coast to save about 20 million annually. Proposals include abandoning several yards and stations, cutting aviation budgets, and shifting focus to the Pacific. Congress likely opposes the plan despite officials asserting budget alignment.
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One Man Censor for Movie Fans Faces Connecticut Tax Law
David Sentner reports that Connecticut moves toward a film tax law that lets tax collectors revoke exhibitors licenses for any film deemed improper. Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association warns of nationwide censorship if states imitate the scheme. They threaten to withdraw films from Connecticut as contracts expire and question the plan’s impact on the industry.
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Connecticut Theaters Face Film Boycott Pressure
Connecticut motion picture theater owners met in New York with producers as contracts neared expiration. Will Hays presided as distributors warned a Connecticut boycott could end the state’s film business. Officers voted to withdraw all films, signaling decisive pressure on exhibitors.
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Local social notes from Clarksburg and nearby areas
A fragmented social column records visits and weekend stays across Clarksburg and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs A L Coleman visiting Warren, J M Coleman from Braddock, Mrs Howard McCidtiqnd with her brother A L Soa, and the Wiggins family in Sheltona plus Milo Hileman household guests.
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Fragmentary Note on Past Events and Ages
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Hand Fracture Halts Giants Player Out Tonight
A Giants player suffered a right hand fracture during the game and will miss tonight’s action. Initial reports indicate a double digit injury may sideline him. further updates awaited on his return prospects.
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