Editors Hear War Era Press Conference In Eugene
Oregon editors debated wartime publication limits and rising costs at a January conference in Eugene. Gov Sprague and Peggy Phillips attended, while Olive Barber entertained. publishers urged local advertising to support home papers amid defense material needs.
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Portland
Eugene
Oregon
Army
Navy
For Sprague
Peggy Phillips
Earl Snell
Olive Barber
Hill-Billy
Valley
Harry Schenk
Oregon Editorial Association
Navy Reports On Conditions Along Coast
Navy reports no change in the northeastern Pacific since December. Coast monitoring by Thirteenth Naval District includes Alaska and Puget Sound with 24 hour operations since Dec 1 1941. Plans for Alaska fishing industry protection in 1948 and stern rumor control are announced.
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Pacific North Naval Coastal Frontier
Aleutian Islands
Navy Department
Federal Communications Commission
Alaska
United States
Puget Sound
Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Alenka
Navy
British Columbia
United States Army
Argi Radio
Norway
France
Myrtle Point youths join US Marine Corps at San Diego base
Fran cia Stokes Caffey Edward Rudolph Goosela and Calvin Augustus Reed of Myrtle Point enlist in the United States Marine Corps. They are sent to the San Diego base for intensive training and will be assigned to an active unit after completing instruction.
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Francia
Stokes Caffey
Edward Rudolph Goosela
Calvin Augustus Reed
Myrtle Point
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
San Diego
Anglers Face Seasonal Limits in Eastern Oregon Counties
The rule sets a May 2 to October 31 fishing season for twelve eastern Oregon counties Baker Gilliam Union Grant Harney Klamath Take Morrow Umatilla Wallowa Wheeler Malheur with a fifteen pound daily trout limit and fifteen fish cap. Seven day or possession limits reach thirty pounds and thirty fish. From Nov 1 to Apr 17 only trout over ten inches may be taken in steelhead and salmon waters, with a three fish daily limit, six in possession, and ten weekly.
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Oregon
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Gilliam
Union
Grant
Harney
Klamath
Take
Morrow
Umatilla
Wallowa
Wheeler
Malheur
Changes in bass rules set new minimums and limits
New general regulations impose an eight inch minimum bass length and a May closed season to protect spawning fish. The separate bass bag limit is removed and bass now count toward the general five fish daily bag for all spiny ray species, with a 30 fish per day combined limit. Bullfrogs over four inches may be taken. sturgeon limits adjust by size, and county specials will follow.
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Cascades
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