Winchester Blast Kills Que
A deadly blast in Winchester Virginia on June 23 killed Lawrence Owens a 23 year old assistant merchant at Rawliss department store. The explosion in the basement injured 14 or more and damaged a three story building causing gas and fire to erupt. Owens died at Memorial Hospital and several others were treated for burns. Police could not determine a cause while investigators inspect the wreckage.
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Harrisonburg
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Taslor Barr
State May Seek Higher Fishing and Hunting Fees
Baltimore state game and inland fish department may seek higher fishing and hunting fees despite a spike in permit sales that have nearly doubled since 1943. Officials say current revenues do not keep pace with growing demand and costs.
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Baltimore
Maryland fur resources report criticizes unlicensed trapping
The Maryland Commission notes rising costs in its 1946 47 annual report and highlights muskrats as the top fur bearer. It states Maryland ranks second to Louisiana in fur value and laments no licensing or record keeping for trappers and buyers, risking inflated catch figures.
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Free State
Louisiana
Commission
Unclear Fiscal Data Prompt Policy Statement
The report notes lack of reliable data to base policies while citing 1946-47 commission receipts totaling 3336,257. The source text then compares a fox wrapping its tail around itself as a comforter when sleeping.
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