Pointed Paragraphs From Speech of Acceptance of Charles E Hughes
In a critical period postwar, the speaker critiques industrial and commercial conditions. He condemns the Administration for failing to protect fires and property and calls for international cooperation to limit armaments. He advocates a simple responsible budget to avoid financial waste and vows to combat monopoly practices without harming enterprise.
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Government should aid merchant marine without competing
Mr Hughes argues for government support to build up a merchant marine while opposing government competition with private owners. He warns against the folly of the government operating at a profit or losing money and calls for protection and encouragement of domestic shipping without direct government competition.
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Campaign Radio Banter Sparks Senate Duel Wager
A campaigner mocks an opponent claiming an easy win while Senator Sorghum responds with humor. He urges the other side to settle for a walk, implying a potential burst of speed could overturn the race. The exchange highlights overconfidence and unexpected momentum in the contest.
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Seasons and game limits under the New Act
Synopsis of the Game Law defines game fish including bass trout crappie and ring perch. It sets deer hunting with horns allowance across latitudinal ranges October to November. Tassel-Eared Gray Squirrels run June 1 to November 16. Wild turkey big game seasonal for areas north of and south of the 35th parallel, with dates from October to December.
Open Season and License Provisions for Wildlife Rules
The article lists possession limits for various species across seasons and regions, notes hunting license requirements, and details license prices for resident and nonresident categories. It emphasizes that hunting or fishing without a license is evidence of violation and directs license issuance by county clerks under the State Game and Fish Warden. It also warns to report fires promptly to forest rangers or wardens.
Care With Fire in the Mountains Warns Forest Dangers
Forest Service urges strict fire safety with Six Rules to prevent annual wildfire losses. Readiness stresses fully extinguishing matches and cigarette butts, keeping small campfires, avoiding trees, and clearing fuel around fires.
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