Shrimp Fiesta Boosts Local Fishing Weekends
The weather holds perfect for a busy Shrimp Fiesta and Fleet Blessing with strong catches. Heading crews along shores increase income for many as shrimp houses report added activity and longer dock hours. Last Thursday the Maria Louise made a short trip at Southwest Seatomis and the Francis.
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Brownsville
Maria Louise
Southwest Seatomis
Francis
Shrimp Fleet Activity Reports a Busy Week at Local Docks
The week lists many boats unloading at Magic Valley Gulf Shrimp Co. and WBP with carries from 1 to 47 barrels. Producers Marine, Southwest Seafoods and Ewing Fish Co. report steady tonnage including the largest loads like the Captain Jerry and Rancho Grande. A featured column reflects on shrimp industry life and the humor of boat ownership during a festive Blessing of the Fleet week.
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Miss Ginger
G. A. Masters
Sylvia H
Santiago
WBP
Southwest Seafoods
Rita Mae
Violet Gladys
Ewing Fish Co
Magic Valley
Southport
Bayside
Pattie L
Selfood Mart
Gulf Shrimp Co
Captain Jerry
Vera Cruz
New Deal
Kathy Jeanne
Edora Bee
San George
Annie T
Loretta Ann
Miss Eileen
Mary B
Queenie B
G. O. Broussard
Teche
the Gulf Shrimp Co
Taurus
Barto No. 2
Betty Sca
Producer's Marine Service
Valley Belle
Edna Diane
Valley Wind
Valley Wave
Valley Chief
Silver Dollar
Valley King
Valley Dawn
Valley Star
Linda Anita
Valley Sky
Valley Ace
Captain Walling
Valley Cloud
Sherry B
Valley Rose
Dragnet
Valley Sun
Valley Grande
Rancho Grande
Marine Ways
Wilson Dry Dock
Sherry Ang
Captain Ring
Marine Mart
Barto No. 3
Anne R
EstoTex
Yvonne Marie
Schmidt’s
Dorothy Helen
William C
Voncille
Jack Merryman
John G. McNulty
Percy J. Milquetoast
Weill
First Marine Air Wing Commissioned at Quantico
The First Marine Air Wing was commissioned on July 7 1941 at Quantico Virginia becoming the first wing in Marine Corps aviation history.
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Marine Airraft
Quantico
Marine Corps Aviation
Surface winds in hurricanes reach extreme speeds and energy
Weather Bureau notes show surface winds over 150 mph with a 186 mph gust in 1938 at Blue Hill. Engineers estimate speeds up to 250 mph inside hurricanes. The strongest winds occur in the northeast quadrant and a hurricane’s forward motion is usually under 12 mph.
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Weather Bureau
Blue Hill Observatory
Milton
Mass
United States
San Benito
New England
Carol
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Mercedes
Gulf
Lake Charles
Port Isabel
Long Key
Fla
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Dial
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Causeway
Harry Sannady
Bayview Beauty Shop
Bayview Apartments
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