Quest for better fishing ends in tragedy at Indian river
The log follows a man chasing bigger striped bass from Indian river to Wahoo beach and Killikowowie Point as he chases reports of bass and snappers. After a day of failed runs and crowded piers, he returns home wearied and then ends his life by suicide after seeing reports of the best striper bite elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lerner
Indian River
Wahoo Beach
Kickapoo Inlet
Big Horse Cove
Killikowowie Point
Stew Woodson
Stew
Chet Baker
Winnepesaukee Ledge
Mulligans Bay
Razzeldazzle Harbor
Iron Bridge
Ernie Perry
Ed Dudek
Right to Work Debate Aims at Policy Not Law
The article questions the meaning and origin of the proposed right to work bill, arguing it is a political strategy rather than a binding law. It tracks possible authors from the Farmers Union to Roosevelt critique origins and notes the bill’s lack of enforceable rights and potential use as a spending trigger. The piece also discusses a proposed reduction of the federal work week from 40 to 30 hours and its effects on wages, productivity, and tax revenues.
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Washington
Congress
CIO
Farmers Union
Farmer Branch
Roosevelt
International Labor Office
Philadelphia
William Beveridge
Thomas
Utah
Murray
Amender
Taft
Supreme Court
Aluminum Company
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Wylp
Phillips Gnu Services
New York City
Gotham
America
Sylvan Avenue
Merwin’s Beach
Woody Crest
Rocky Ledge
Prospect Beach
West Haven
Stalin
Japan
General MacArthur
Emperor Hirohito
Douglas MacArthur
Hirohito
Son of Heaven
Uncle Sam
Pie
Arthur Griser
Insert
Europe
Pitcairn
Griser
Empire State Building
Pinion Brothers
Billy
David
Lloyd
Salisbury
N. C
Duke University Hospital
Dan Dworsky
Sioux Falls
S. D
Michigan
Navy
Pearl Harbor
William Dewitt Mitchell
New York
Hoover
Paclmallon
Western Newspaper Union
Business & Invest
GPPOR
National Tax Service
W. Jackson
Chicago
Home Furnishings & Appli
Etzner Stove Repair Co
Monsas Chy
Waulert & Guntzler
Saint Louis
Dr. Caldwell
Bellans
Warner Bros. Pictures
Jonde
Ommeney
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
Tenn
WNU
Doan
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