Anglers Boycott Sparks Fight Over Fishing Licenses
July 24 1947 Teeresey Anglers oppose ruling and call for a license boycott amid a heated clash with state conservation officials. They claim live bait shortages halt fishing while the commission argues regulation prevents die off of small stream fish. A Baltimore hearing looms as Richard Collislower and Glenn Butts prepare for an exam.
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Reg
Baltimore
Richard Collislower
Frederick
Glenn Butts
Burkittsville
Hearing Aug 6 On Maryland Baitfish Rule Hearing
A Maryland baitfish rule setting the limit at 35 bait fish per stream provoked strong opposition across the state. The State Game and Inland Fish Commission called a hearing in Baltimore for August amid criticism that ten days notice was not published and the regulation is not yet in effect. Local sportsmen groups plan to send delegations to the hearing as bass fishermen react to the ban on bait fish from trout streams.
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State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Baltimore
State Commission
Appointment as Deputy District Game Warden for Frederick County
The appointment as Deputy District Game Warden for Frederick County was announced after the examination notice went out several weeks earlier. The action formalizes authority to enforce wildlife laws and oversee game activities within the county.
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Frederick County
Forfeit Collateral and Multiple Traffic Forfeitures
Forfeitures of collateral were recorded in People's Court Tuesday morning. Joseph A. Darby of this city forfeited $15 and costs on a charge of unauthorized use involving George Head's car from New Market. Hood reported the car stolen after Darby took it in a disputed bill for repairs. State Trooper Lauren Ridge investigated. Other forfeitures include R. H. Crouse and Howard I Smolin for traffic and license violations plus several speed infractions and no operator's license charges, with R. Ridge and R. F. Stone making the cases. Say you saw it in The News.
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People's Court
Joseph A. Darby
George
Robert L. H. Burtner
Frederick
Harry V. Bare
This City
Richard L. Masser
Ridge
R. F. Stone
Bohlen Confirmed as State Counselor by Senate
Washington reports the Senate unanimously confirmed Charles E. Bohlen of Massachusetts to be counselor of the Department of State. Bohlen, a career foreign service officer and the department’s Russian specialist, succeeds Benjamin V. Cohen who resigns effective July 31.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Charles E. Bohlen
Massachusetts
Department of State
Foreign Service
State Department
Benjamin V. Cohen
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