Florida finds new underwater shrimp grounds bloom
Pete the rabbit tours New York and Paris air dreams unfold as Boyle reports on a four footed ambassador. In Florida the discovery of rich shrimp grounds at Dry Tortugas triggers a shrimp gold rush. 300 to 400 boats migrate from coast to coast. Ultrasonic fish finders guide crews to coral-free mud bottoms, boosting weekly hauls to 200 000 to 250 000 pounds and signaling a potential million dollar industry. Docks from Key West to Tampa bustle with new activity as processing plants expand to handle pink shrimp destined for eastern markets.
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Adams Town Women’s Club hearing program notes and meetings
The Woman's Club of Adams Town featured songs and readings by Mrs. Elmer Michael and Mrs. Arthur Fouche with Eva Carlin and Eric Biser discussing Victor Herbert. Marion Hoffman presented forestry films. Ballenger Homemakers Club welcomed 17 members and 4 guests at Mrs. J William Howard's home. new member Mrs. Earl Hargett joined. plans included a style show report, Wardrobe coordination demonstration, Cancer Drive support, and a bus trip arranged by several members. Next meeting set for May 3 at 2 pm in Community Hall daylight.
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Cattle Better Off Than Humans Highlighted In Maryland Conference
In Hagerstown on April 7, a Baltimore housing official addressed a Maryland conference on Local Welfare with about 78 social workers. C Yates Cook warned that many communities care for livestock more than humans, while Thomas J.S. Wexter noted Maryland ranks 42nd in welfare aid and lists of need. In Woodsboro, the WCTU held an April meeting with a health themed program and readings by several local members.
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Frederick News Anniversary Dinner With Local Figures
The Frederick area marks a church dinner with Miss Carrick presiding over a brief business meeting. Plans include a meeting at a Woodsboro silo and attendance of the county convention in Bengayille Alawa. Rita Simon of Frederick and Paul Gordon of College Park, a University of Maryland senior, attend the anniversary dinner with Rita’s family in Detroit. Henry Gordon joins his father on South Market Street.
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Gordon family reunion marks fortieth anniversary dinner
A multi generation Gordon family gathering celebrated the fortieth anniversary dinner of Mr and Mrs Sam Mister Iron at the Francie Scott Key Hotel. Attendees included Dave Gordon of South Market Street, Patchogue resident Mister Iron, and Michigan connections Mrs Strimes Gants and Evelyn Gardat tied to federal service.
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Storms Injure Seven in Mobile Area After Severe Winds
Severe winds lashed northwestern Mobile early today injuring seven people. Storm damage reported across urban areas with injuries described as serious in several locations. Fire and police responders are aiding affected residents.
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