Bass Season Opens Amid Auto Ban and War Restrictions
Frederick County anglers begin bass crappie and sunfish season as auto travel bans curb fishing trips. OPA officials clarify essential fishing rules while Potomac and Monocacy reports show mixed conditions. Licenses drop due to wartime mobilization and reciprocity permits extend fishing to Virginians and West Virginians without non resident fees. Brunswick clerk notes no limit on sunfish size and two hook rule for two rods remains in effect.
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Dove season opens with license sale today in Samoa region
Authorities report few game law violations as hunting licenses go on sale ahead of the November first opening. John A. Trent and James A. Willis of Emeritsburg were arrested and convicted for gigging, receiving maximum fines. A dedicatory service at the Sharpsburg Church of God will feature Rev. Ganso Spears as main speaker with church decorations and a new electric sign unveiled.
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When You See the Flag Think of War Bond Support
A wartime appeal urges Americans to buy bonds to fund military ships and guns, stressing the symbolic link between patriotism and financing combat power. The message emphasizes ongoing gun fire and urges action now to sustain wartime efforts.
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